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Children need to learn about medieval Britain, or we could lose ‘vast chunks’ of our past, warns Tory MP Alexander Stafford

Russell Group of universities warns that students face 'the most highly competitive race' for places in living memory

Private schools over-inflated the GCSE grades of their pupils following the cancellation of exams in 2020 and 2021, new analysis suggests

There is a renewed focus on homeschooling in the region, says founder

Raducanu when you consider the physical problems she has had coming in, not least the expectation on her shoulders. it was a year ago she played herfirst shoulders. it was a year ago she played her first wta shoulders. it was a year ago she played herfirst wta match. she sat her a—levels. played herfirst wta match. she sat hera—levels. she played herfirst wta match. she sat her a—levels. she reached the fourth round at wimbledon and we know what happened at the us open. what would she prod...

History, i get everything you learned at a—levels and university about british history was wrong, and that britain was a gun toting paradise where anyone could carry a gun peacefully in public, which i think does not make a lot of sense to anyone who has lived in the uk or has any understanding of its history. we pointed out that the law new york had on the books was not only a century old but itself derived from laws on the books for decades before the 20th century. when the decision finally ...

Keith richardson, tells me its an issue for guests and for some staff. i would think its quite significant, with two aspects in mind, we have customers coming from up north and london to our hotel by train. and as you know, the train station is a stones throw away from my front door. and the other innovation this last few months is that we have been training in staff from as far away as plymouth to make up for the lack of staff in torbay. its an hours drive to plymouth, so plainly for staff to c...

Few months is that we have been training in staff from as far away as plymouth to make up for the lack of staff in torbay. its an hours drive to plymouth, so plainly, for staff to come from there by train, theyve got to get to the train station at the other end, as well as the train journey. for those who let the train take the strain, plans will need to change — meaning, hassle, stress and expense. and what if you commute to school and have a—levels this week? the rail strikes wont let me g...

Photographs of 12 pages of a chemistry paper by AQA were reportedly sold on the social media app up to a week in advance of the exam

Schools have been told to raid their own coffers to support students sitting exams who are affected by train strike to get to school