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There are more than 120 primary schools rated as poorly by Ofsted in the UK. Here, MailOnline reveals Ofsteds worst-rated primary schools across the UK in an interactive map.

By Jenique Belgrave The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) is seeking to reduce the numbers of students leaving secondary school without any certification. Expressing concern on the matter, Registrar and Chief Executive Officer of the examinations body, Dr Wayne Wesley said the council is working to create qualifications and opportunities for all students exiting the secondary education system. “We look with great determination and

In Thursday's News Hit: - A mother of three kids from Clinton Township has been missing for a month after meeting a man from New York online - Widespread rain and strong wind conditions will be around for much of the day today - Police busted a serial crime ring that operated out of a Family Dollar

A state Senate committee voted to advance a bill to repeal the retention rule in Michigans Read by Grade Three law.

Daily news from Ghana and local Accra news stories including crime, health, education and general news by Daily Graphic.

Ruby Walsh previews the eight Grade One contests on a stellar weekend of racing at Leopardstown, all live on Racing TV.

This was a relatively quiet week, or stark-staringly dull, depending on which side of the Irish Sea you reside as a racegoer. All Britain’s most significant rac

Let's find out what Din Din, Delma and Dazel are up to this week.

A Plus Tard and Minella Indo are both on course for March.

Despite it being his first time arranging for Panorama, or any steelpan orchestra at all, 21-year-old David Yundi, is confident in his abilities and that of small conventional steelband, Genesis Pan Groove. The steelband placed 20th in the preliminaries but moved up to ninth in the semi-finals, and played Bun Dem by the late Leroy