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Proportion of pupils meeting 'expected standard' falls in phonics, reading, writing and maths - with poorer pupils further behind
Union warns education secretary they will be in official trade dispute if no commitment by October 14
Education secretary accused of 'taking cheap shots at a profession already on its knees'
Theresa May spent time studying at a comprehensive school in the 1970s after her grammar converted
Education secretary promises to be 'much more assertive about intervention and standards'
Former education secretary says extension to all benefit-claiming households would be 'more than worthwhile'
Schools minister said launching route for those without degrees for primary and early years first could address subject knowledge...
Jonathan Gullis says he 'hopes' to see legislation allowing new grammar schools in this Parliament
Education secretary says government must intervene 'firmly' to 'push' underperforming schools into academy trusts
