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‘No significant progress’ being made on improving retention rates at English universities

Εducation NewsBy etutorme ukSeptember 19, 2016

Completion rates for students from the most disadvantaged backgrounds still relatively lower when compared with others http://www.independent.co.uk/student/student-life/Studies/dropout-retention-rates-at-universities-in-england-social-market-foundation-staying-the-course-a7228186.html

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Georgetown University to make amends for sale of 272 slaves giving admissions preference to their descendants

Εducation NewsBy etutorme ukSeptember 18, 2016

No other US university has gone to such lengths to salve its guilt http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/georgetown-university-to-make-amends-for-sale-of-272-slaves-giving-admissions-preference-to-their-a7220451.html

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University students across UK prepare for wave of rent strikes

Εducation NewsBy etutorme ukSeptember 18, 2016

Protests to be used as bargaining tool against ‘extortionate rents’ after increase of almost 20% in two years https://www.theguardian.com/education/2016/sep/17/uk-university-students-rent-strike-rising-cost-accommodation

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Our debts are large, our hearts are heavy – but being a student is still worth it

Εducation NewsBy etutorme ukSeptember 17, 2016

Money woes, stress, a lack of jobs at the end of it: university has never been tougher. But it can still provide you with the best years of your life https://www.theguardian.com/education/2016/sep/16/why-university-is-still-worth-it

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Why does Theresa May want to bring back grammar schools? – video explainer

Εducation NewsBy etutorme ukSeptember 16, 2016

https://www.theguardian.com/education/video/2016/sep/14/why-does-theresa-may-want-to-bring-back-grammar-schools-video-explainer

Power list: the 50 people with most influence over UK universities

Εducation NewsBy etutorme ukSeptember 16, 2016

Theresa May tops the chart of politicians, writers and university leaders who are having the biggest effect on UK higher education https://www.theguardian.com/higher-education-network/2016/sep/15/power-list-the-50-people-with-most-influence-over-uk-universities

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Top 200 universities in the world 2016 – the table

Εducation NewsBy etutorme ukSeptember 15, 2016

https://www.theguardian.com/higher-education-network/ng-interactive/2016/sep/05/top-200-universities-in-the-world-2016-the-table

Who is your favourite teacher? Tell us your story

Εducation NewsBy etutorme ukSeptember 15, 2016

It’s the beginning of the new school year and as children head back, we want to hear about the educators that stood out for you https://www.theguardian.com/education/2016/sep/13/who-is-your-favourite-teacher-tell-us-your-story

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GCSE pass rates rise at fee-paying schools, bucking national trend

Εducation NewsBy etutorme ukSeptember 15, 2016

Over a third of GCSE entries from fee-paying school pupils were awarded the top grade of A*, almost five times higher than the national average http://www.independent.co.uk/news/education/gcse-pass-rates-rise-at-fee-paying-schools-bucking-national-trend-a7222411.html

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Most teachers against new wave of grammar schools, survey suggests

Εducation NewsBy etutorme ukSeptember 14, 2016

Theresa May pledged to make Britain ‘the great meritocracy of the world’ when she announced plans to lift the long-standing ban on new grammars http://www.independent.co.uk/news/education/education-news/grammar-schools-most-teachers-against-new-wave-survey-suggests-a7266451.html

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