education Archives – Page 5 of 26

Why has Competition for the Top University Places Increased…?

According to The Guardian, over 10 000 A-level students who are predicted to get three Bs in their A-levels this […]

The easiest way for students to prepare for the Theory and Methods parts of the A-Level Sociology Paper 1 and

The UK government’s main policy to help students catch up on missed schooling during the Pandemic has been to provide

Black children are still three times as likely than white children to be excluded from school according to a recent

The [pre-release information](https://filestore.aqa.org.uk/content/summer-2022/AQA-7192-AI-22.PDF) for Paper 1 has selected the broad topic of education policies as the one which students will

The Covid Crisis in the UK increased inequalities in several different ways such as: This is according to a recent

Karl Thompson / February 23, 2022

The Footballer Troy Deeney recently commissioned a YouGov survey of 1000 teachers which found that around 75% of them think

Karl Thompson / January 13, 2022

The Pupil Premium provides extra funding to schools to improve the educational outcomes of disadvantaged children in England and Wales.

Back in 2019 OFSTED estimated that around 6000 pupils were taught in unregistered, illegal schools in England and Wales. The

Karl Thompson / December 16, 2021

China recently banned for-profit tutoring after school for 5-15 year olds. This means that private companies who charge parents for