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Today's headlines: 11 november
In the news today: Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw has called for urgent action over illegal unregistered schools, data suggests that white British pupils are the least likely to go to university, and GCSE results indicate a north-south attainment gap.
- Today's headlines: 9 november
- In the news: All primary teachers should have studied maths post-16, experts say (13/11/2015)
- In the news: Ofsted warning about illegal unregistered schools (11/11/2015)
- In the news: Schools calling emergency services over pupil mental health (11/11/2015)
- In the news: Top maintained schools should sponsor academies, lga says (9/11/2015)
- In the news: Two in five post-16 colleges could face closure due to cuts, labour claims (10/11/2015)
- In the news: White boys from poorer areas least likely to study post-16, research finds (12/11/2015)
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