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National data will be compiled on pupils who have fallen off school radars, Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi announced.

Measures laid out in the schools white paper are a series of “bold pledges” that are “unlikely in practice to be met”, according to organisations supporting disadvantaged children.

Around half of four-year-olds were ‘not ready’ to start Reception last September, according to a new survey by education foundation Kindred Squared.

Millions will be hit by a new “stealth tax" under Government plans to force young people to start repaying their loans earlier in an effort to reduce high levels of student debt.

Plans to reform univeristy entry requirements including the introduction of minimum grade eligibility for student loans will create an “insurmountable barrier” to higher education for disadvantaged young people, experts have warned.

Millions will be hit by a new “stealth tax" under Government plans to force young people to start repaying their loans earlier in an effort to reduce high levels of student debt.

There are fears that loan thresholds could start to narrow access for people from the age of three.

There are fears that loan thresholds could start to narrow access for people from the age of three.

There are fears that loan thresholds could start to narrow access for people from the age of three.

There are fears that loan thresholds could start to narrow access for people from the age of three.