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The racially diverse dolls that 'look like me'
Frustrated with the lack of race and gender diversity in dolls on the market, mum Winnie Mak has created her own.
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The primary school that abolished marking
A school in Peterborough has decided to give pupils verbal feedback instead of marking their books.
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Are only children more spoiled?
Some people think only children are selfish, spoiled and lonely. But science shows this is wrong.
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Two million children 'at serious risk', children's commissioner finds
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Inspectors praise improvements to 'front door' social work in Liverpool
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SEND school exclusion practice faces legal challenge
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Government to allow cohabitees of serious offenders to work in nurseries
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Daily roundup 3 July: Domestic abuse, loneliness, and state-run nurseries
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News story: Skills boost for the North as maths school to open in Liverpool
The University of Liverpool Mathematics College is set to become the first of its kind in the north of England and will follow in the footsteps of successful schools opened by
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Speech: Amanda Spielman at the Education Policy Institute conference
Good morning. And thank you for inviting me to be here today.
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