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Private Tuition Trebles During School Closures, As Parents Pay To Catch Their Kids Up

As the government announces a tuition scheme for the most disadvantaged pupils, figures show some children have had access to private tutors for months.
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This Is How Many Of Boris Johnson’s Cabinet Members Had A Private Education

The new Tory PM did not promote an LGBT politician and just 25% of his cabinet is female.
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Britain's Most Powerful 'More Likely To Have Been Privately Educated'

'Scandalous' new report by the Sutton Trust and the Social Mobility Commission comes as ex-public schoolboys vie to be PM.
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Two-Thirds Of Headteachers Cutting Staff To Save Cash

New report underlines funding crisis with money targeted at disadvantaged children used to plug gaps.
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Closing Gap Between Richest And Poorest Schoolchildren Could Take 40 Years, MPs Warn

Ministers urged to transform education in the most deprived parts of the UK.
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How Primary Schools Are The Key To Fixing Oxbridge Inequality

The focus needs to shift from high-achieving students in their final years of education, to primary school pupils in underrepresented areas
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Elite Schools Send More Students To Oxbridge Than 2,900 Schools Combined

Sutton Trust study reveals the dominance of eight top schools and colleges.
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'I Learn More In A Day At Work Than A Month At College' – Why Young People Are Rejecting University

New poll reveals fewer students believe higher education is the only route to success.
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Funding For Poorest Children Used To Plug School Budgets, Say Teachers

Almost half sceptical about Government drive to create academies and free schools.
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Unpaid, Unadvertised Internships Are Hampering Social Mobility And Locking Out Talented Young People

Many of the unpaid internships which are taking place are illegal
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