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Primary schools in England are to begin bringing back more children – but parents face a very mixed local picture
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Scores of local councils say they cannot guarantee primaries will reopen on 1 June, throwing government plans to get pupils
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To countless middle-aged people around Dorking, Surrey, who were once pupils at Powell Corderoy school, my mother, Brenda Jenkins, who
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We have built a world where parents need the childcare provided by the school system. In some families parents are
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Students face full tuition fees for online classes
Universities in England can still charge full tuition fees if their courses are taught online because of the coronavirus outbreak, the
Schools will re-open in phases, says Williamson
The re-opening of schools in England is expected to take place in a “phased manner”, says the Education Secretary Gavin
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In this time of crisis, exams are off: GCSEs, A-levels, Sats. All except one … the 11-plus, a test that
Make it compulsory for vulnerable children to go to school, No 10 urged
The government has been urged to consider making it compulsory for vulnerable children to go to school during the Covid-19