Brexit youth: ‘I am angry and the future scares me’
Young people who missed out on voting on Brexit share their views....
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Too many firsts risk universities’ credibility, says think tank
The number of firsts given to students at degree level rose by 26% since 2010, Reform think tank says....
Ofsted chief inspector backs ban on phones in schools
Amanda Spielman also says she supports punishments such as lines, litter-picking and detention....
‘Should I stay or should I go now?’
EU staff and their families at UK universities face big decisions about staying after Brexit....
Ofsted to investigate rumours of schools hiding unruly students from inspectors on 'conveniently timed school trips'
Inspectors will support stricter punishments such as ‘community service’, writing lines and detentions for disruption in class...
Students should sit national assessments for degrees to stop 'rocketing' grade inflation, report says
Proportion of firsts has risen by 26 per cent since £9,000-per-year tuition fees introduced...
Algeria turns off internet for high school exams
Both mobile and fixed internet lines were shut off for two hours nationwide during key school tests....
Cambridge academic says she will not work for university after accusing porters of racist abuse
Priyamvada Gopal says she repeatedly asked porters to address her as ‘Dr Gopal’ instead of ‘madam’...
MP Layla Moran’s anger at Dubai’s Oxford University centre claim
Oxford MP Layla Moran says Dubai “is using Oxford University’s good name without prior permission”....
More headteachers should ban mobile phones in school, says minister
‘I admire headteachers who do not allow mobile phones. More schools should follow their lead’...