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    It’s been decreed: something must be done about student loans in England

    The education secretary wants a fairer system and the Tories have leapt in with their own plan – but why now?
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    Appeal court rejects latest challenge to adding VAT to UK private school fees

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    TikTok and Snapchat posts urge London pupils to join ‘school wars’ fights

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    ‘Very Republican, very patriotic’: right-leaning civic centers now offer courses at US public colleges

  • Send provision and student loans: will Labour’s changes backfire? – podcast

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    Labour ministers exploring ways of easing burden of plan 2 student loans

  • Stefan Merrill Block

    Homeschooled by Stefan Merrill Block review – a true ‘Misery’ memoir

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    ‘Beyond worried’: the families waiting to hear how Send overhaul will change their lives

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    ‘A social justice issue’: London school believes it has model for Send inclusion

  • A child reading Mr Cool, one of the books from the Mr Men series by Roger Hargreaves

    Susie Dent’s tips and tricks to add muscle to a child’s vocabulary

  • Kimberly Hind, mother of Harvey, aged five, who is deafblind.

    ‘We’ve fought so hard’: family’s worry as England’s Send overhaul looms

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Opinion

  • Charlotte Higgins

    The National Year of Reading celebrates the ‘joy’ of books. But let’s not forget they can also be deeply troubling, too

    Charlotte Higgins
  • Frances Ryan

    Labour’s Send reforms get this right: disabled children in mainstream schools is transformative for everyone

    Frances Ryan
  • Bridget Phillipson Discusses Labour's Nationwide School Breakfast PlanBURNLEY, ENGLAND - MARCH 22: Labour's Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson talks with children as they attend Cherry Fold Primary School's breakfast club on March 22, 2024 in Burnley, England. Labour's Shadow Education Secretary visited the breakfast program at Burnley's Cherry Fold Primary School and outlined Labour's plans to expand free breakfast initiatives to all schools in the UK. The Breakfast Club at Cherry Fold School is currently financed by the Greggs Foundation which gives schools the funds to provide nutritious food, helping 900 clubs across the UK feed over 62,000 children. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

    The Guardian view on Send reforms: ministers need to show how inclusion will work

  • John Harris

    Labour’s Send revolution is a high-stakes experiment. It also threatens precious parental rights

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