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Let children play for 10 minutes longer after lockdown isolation, ministers urged

Play time has been 'eroded' in recent years and must be prioritised to reverse the negative impact, the British Psychological Society said

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Labour seeks inquiry into huge jump in top grade A-levels at private schools

At one school, teachers were reportedly told exams boards had given ‘a nod and a wink’ to grades being inflated

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What home schooling does to your children, at every age

As parents worry about potential school closures again in January, experts are already concerned at the effect of the past 18 months

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Fears half of poorer pupils in England could be barred from university

Planned higher GCSE threshold could disqualify 48% of disadvantaged students from loans, data shows

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