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Will Labour s private school tax plan swamp the state sector? Obviously not

Will Labour s private school tax plan swamp the state sector? Obviously not
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Blog: Air pollution and school level deprivation in London

Blog: Air pollution and school level deprivation in London
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Inclusion tool to give balanced view of school performance

Bigger trusts get better exam results for poorer pupils, but are more likely than others to suspend children, according to a new inclusion tool

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Jeremy Hunt s budget cuts spark fears of existential threat to English councils | Politics

Furious council leaders warn chancellor that austerity measures could force ‘flagship blue counties’ to go bankrupt

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One in five pupils miss out on their first choice of secondary school

More than 100,000 children did not receive their first preference, the latest Department for Education figures show.

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