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The prime minister has incorrectly claimed in Parliament that six million pupils will benefit from the government’s tutoring reforms....
The government’s education recovery programme is not a “catalogue of chaos”, a minister has insisted, as she claimed she...
Standing at the despatch box yesterday shadow education secretary Kate Green took her opposite number to task over the...
Delivering online tutoring to disadvantaged pupils during partial school closures was feasible, but access to equipment presented a key...
The government is unlikely to deliver on its promise to provide £350 million in tuition catch-up cash this year....
A rule change which restricts the use of the 16 to 19 tuition fund for sixth forms and colleges...
The government will spend £1 billion on an education “catch-up plan”, with a large chunk of the cash going...
Children not in school during the lockdown have been spending an average of 2.5 hours a day doing schoolwork,...
Children receiving weekly maths tutoring make three months’ more progress than those without a tutor, according to new research...
