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Niel McLean: Technology can bridge the gap between parents and schools
Parental engagement is vital to a child’s learning and known to help raise attainment. Good communication with schools enables parents to learn more about their child’s progress, lesson plans and grades whilst also helping to identify any development or performance issues early on.
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The upcoming Colleges Week will highlight the many benefits that college life offers.
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In the next academic year, many universities will pilot new records of student achievement that could replace our 200-year-old system of degree classification.
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