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VIDEO: Why primary school sport is failing to compete
Expert analysis: The BBC's Dan Roan explains why cutting a key partnership with secondary school PE teachers could have left primary school sport lagging behind
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School sport 'keeps kids off the streets'
Pupils give their verdict on physical education
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Indian students think twice about UK
How do Indian students view UK visa charges?
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Private or state: Where do sportspeople go to school?
Where do sportspeople go to school?
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Rethink urged on child poverty
The government should focus less on how to measure child poverty and more on how to eradicate it, a leading children's charity argues.
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Oxford Uni in court over cash row
A court is asked decide whether a student's human rights were breached when a university college turned him down on financial grounds.
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Students' rooms: 1890s v 2010s
How have digs changed over the past 100 years?
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Rethink urged on child poverty
The government should focus less on how to measure child poverty and more on how to eradicate it, a leading children's charity argues.
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VIDEO: College expenses case in court
A postgraduate student who says he was turned down by an Oxford university on financial grounds will have his case heard in Manchester Crown Court on Friday.
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Horsemeat found in school dinners
Food Standards Agency tests show that horsemeat DNA is present in some school dinners served in Lancashire.
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Oxford college in court cash row
A court is asked decide whether a student's human rights were breached when a university college turned him down on financial grounds.
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VIDEO: Tough visa rules 'deter Indian students'
The numbers of Indians studying in the UK fell for the first time in the last year, many say due to changes in visa rules. As David Cameron prepares to visit India, how is the issue affecting Indians' perception of Britain?
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Judgement reserved over uni cash row
A judge reserves his decision over whether a student's human rights were breached when an Oxford college turned him down on financial grounds.
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Horsemeat found in school dinners
Food Standards Agency tests show that horsemeat DNA is present in some school dinners served in Lancashire.
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VIDEO: School horsemeat 'not a health issue'
Horsemeat has been found in cottage pies supplied to 47 schools in Lancashire. These have been withdrawn, and the council says that there is no health risk to the public.
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'Wide differences' in child poverty
Levels of child poverty vary dramatically across the UK and within regions, according to a new map that breaks down poverty rates by area.
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Missing children data 'worrying'
There is a "worrying" lack of reliable data on missing children in England, Ofsted's chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw has said.
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AUDIO: Special needs: Out of class or in?
5 live asked parents of special needs children if they were surprised to hear they were being taught away from classrooms
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Pupil premium 'could be used better'
A significant minority of schools in England are still not spending extra funding for poor pupils effectively, warns a report from inspectors.
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Too many pupils 'lack basic skills'
A Northern Ireland Audit Office report says unacceptably large numbers of pupils are failing to achieve even minimal levels in literacy and numeracy.
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Court rejects GCSE grades challenge
A legal attempt to overturn controversial GCSE grades has been rejected by the High Court
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Secure colleges plan for offenders
Secure colleges could be introduced to improve the education given to young offenders as part of a shake-up of youth custody in England and Wales.
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Parents 'angry' over childcare plan
More than 11,000 parents sign a petition asking the government in England to reconsider its plans to change staff-to-child childcare ratios, says a charity.
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UK weak in school fairness rankings
The UK performs poorly in an international comparison of social mobility within school systems.