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Page last updated at 09:55 GMT, Wednesday, 9 December 2009

A child at home
Nine children's services 'poor'
Children's services at nine local authorities are performing poorly, Ofsted says, but 10 are given an "excellent" rating.
More services 'inadequate'
Children's services scrutinised
Ofsted 'feeds safety fears'

Writing a form Schools 'trying to steal pupils'
Some state schools in England are trying to steal the best pupils in breaches of the admissions code, a report suggests.

Cash 'Fiasco' of student loan failures
Student leaders say that "heads must roll" after a report into loan delays has found "conspicuous failures".

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Nativity play Nativity chic
Shepherds swap tea-towels for pashminas
Children playing in the street 1960s No ball games
Why did children disappear from our streets?
Toby Young Parent power
Toby Young has plans to open a new school

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Class size pledge pressure grows
Head found inspection 'torturous'
Calls for national civic service
Primary school crackdown set out
New education body costs £7m
Science GCSEs to get harder
Tories to lure science teachers
Students still hit by loan delays
Foreign student visa review call
Brown U-turn on childcare
Top scientists attack funds plan
Students 'unaware' of bursaries
New SNP minister suffers defeat
Parents' evenings fail to connect
UK 'behind in qualification race'
Co-op set for 200 schools
Demonstration for sacked lecturer
'Bullying' fears at new academy
Thousands of children 'isolated'
English and maths results decline
School cash worth two GCSEs
'One in four people' in education
Minister backs successor
Science college bid to raise £12m
15,000 more primary places
'End of nuclear family' forecast

ANALYSIS: MIKE BAKER
Ofsted oversized?
Recession affects school design
University admissions spark fury
All change for primary schools?
Education role in election clear
So where will education axe fall?

MORE FEATURES
What are the fee choices?
Stressed 'freshers' wait for cash
The rules covering nursery staff
Where might £2bn less be spent?
Debate on confidentiality sacking

SCHOOL REPORT
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PARENTING
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TEACHERS
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Learning through play Production lines
Mike Baker says schools are not factories
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