Inside Education
Poor teaching 'hampering children's education'
Children's progress is being hampered by a "stubborn core" of poor teaching, Ofsted's chief inspector of schools warned today.
How Eton made the running
How do you ensure that an academy school really does have something special to offer its pupils? Link it to fantastic facilities – and opportunities. Richard Garner reports
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The upcoming Colleges Week will highlight the many benefits that college life offers.
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