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FE exit numbers still ‘stubbornly high’ but improving
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Sponsored academy students make ‘less ambitious’ post-16 choices
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Waltham Forest College names Jane Button as next principal
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Bauckham issues first rebuke over exam forms blunder
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Exam board WJEC shamed by Ofqual following admin failure that spanned six years
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Skills England bosses quizzed by MPs
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Live updates as Skills England leaders grilled by DWP select committee
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Education questions April 2026: Live blog
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Death sentence for jails’ work-programme expansion
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