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The United Nations is launching a global poll to find what young people think of policies affecting their lives.
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Daily roundup 22 May: Manchester bombing, consultation extension, and Telford CSE
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Halfon seeks law change to give Social Mobility Commission more power
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Relationship and sexuality lessons to be compulsory in Wales from age five
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Council's children's services move out of 'inadequate' following Ofsted inspection
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News story: Prime Minister and Education Secretary host teachers at Number 10
One hundred teachers were welcomed to Downing Street for a reception to celebrate their hard work, talent and commitment to giving every child an excellent education.
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Ofsted admits some 'outstanding schools aren't that good'
"Outstanding" schools may not be as good as their rating suggests, says Ofsted.
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Free school transport lost for 20,000 rural pupils
More than 20,000 children in rural England have lost access to free school transport, say local authorities.
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Disabled boy sues theme park over lack of suitable toilet
A severely disabled boy, 11, says Flambards Theme Park in Cornwall is discriminating against him.
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'Relax A-level grades for some medical students'
Entry requirements for medical degrees should be lowered for those from the worst UK schools.
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