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Attainment gap 'at risk of widening' in current policy outlook, experts warn - Vimarsana News

Attainment gap 'at risk of widening' in current policy outlook, experts warn

The early years sector is increasingly moving towards ‘childcare at the expense of high-quality education’, the Sutton Trust warns.

Disadvantaged children worst hit as early years forced to 'move towards childcare' - Vimarsana News

Disadvantaged children worst hit as early years forced to 'move towards childcare'

The early years sector is increasingly moving towards offering childcare “at the expense of providing high quality education” due to “mounting pressures” on providers, according to latest research.

Banning prayer rituals in school? Just get religion out of education completely | Polly Toynbee - Vimarsana News

Banning prayer rituals in school? Just get religion out of education completely | Polly Toynbee

Many who praise a headteacher for preventing Muslim prayers are oddly sanguine about the number of faith schools in Britain, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian view on school reform: southern discomfort about the class divide | Editorial - Vimarsana News

The Guardian view on school reform: southern discomfort about the class divide | Editorial

<strong>Editorial:</strong> To fight inequality in a highly unequal city, Brighton council is changing its admission policy. It’s a big, bold move

Some comprehensives more socially selective than grammar schools - Vimarsana News

Some comprehensives more socially selective than grammar schools

New research published by the Sutton Trust has found that there are 155 secondary comprehensives in England that are more socially selective than the average grammar school.