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Election 2024: Education winners and losers

Your Schools Week guide to how the famous education faces did in last night’s general election

Your Schools Week guide to how the famous education faces did in last night’s general election

Famous education faces from the last fourteen years faced the electorate with a mixed bag of results for the Conservatives.

Political turmoil over the downfalls of Boris Johnson and Liz Truss saw a succession of education secretaries and junior education ministers, with some serving just days in post.

Here’s your Schools Week guide to who’s in and who’s out after yesterday’s general election.

Election 2024: Education winners and losers

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