Female graduates earn £6,500 less than male equivalents, government report warns
Five years after graduating, men in the lowest paying jobs were found to have overtaken women completely with their earnings
UK schools falling behind leading countries, new global rankings reveal
Scotland and Wales fared particlarly poorly in maths, sciences and literacy skills in the latest international school performance rankings
Female graduates earn £6,500 less than male equivalents, government report warns
Five years after graduating, men in the lowest paying jobs were found to have overtaken women completely with their earnings
Almost half of children leave primary school unable to read and write properly, performance tables reveal
Education leaders say this year’s performance tables are worth little considering the number of complications and errors seen in this year’s Sats, and schools should not be judged on the results
The state has helped poor pupils into private schools before – did it work?
A proposal may give 10,000 free places a year to low-income students, but private schools may not be a better fit
Almost half of children leave primary school unable to read and write properly, performance tables reveal
Education leaders say this year’s performance tables are worth little considering the number of complications and errors seen in this year’s Sats, and schools should not be judged on the results
Gap between rich and poor primary school pupils wider than it was 50 years ago
The difference in reading attainment between richest and poorest chidlren is largest in the US, where disadvantaged pupils are behind by about a year before they even start school
Forty years after the Ruskin speech, education needs another moment
Jim Callaghan sowed the seeds for decades of reforms. But have we made school leavers more employable or overcome disadvantage? No
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2016/dec/13/ruskin-speech-education-jim-callaghan-reforms
Brexit could see EU student numbers nose dive, Cambridge warns
University says numbers have already fallen as higher education institutions tell MPs of significant funding risks of EU exit