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UK schools to cut sugary desserts and fried food in major health standards overhaul
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The Independent

By Ellie Ng

UK schools to cut sugary desserts and fried food in major health standards overhaul

September 13, 2026

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V Levels To Replace 900 'Confusing' Level 3 Qualifications. New 'Mix and Match' Qualification Model Of V Levels and A Levels For Students

V Levels To Replace 900 'Confusing' Level 3 Qualifications. New 'Mix and Match' Qualification Model Of V Levels and A Levels For Students
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FE News

Are two-week half-terms a blessing or a curse?

Are two-week half-terms a blessing or a curse?
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BBC

By Cameron Noble, Mariam Issimdar

Education budget for county set for £92m deficit

Education budget for county set for £92m deficit
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BBC

By Nadia Lincoln

Northamptonshire education budget set for £92m deficit

Northamptonshire education budget set for £92m deficit
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BBC

By Nadia Lincoln

Labour cracks down on toddlers eating birthday cake and advises schools and nurseries to consider fruit platters instead to 'promote healthy eating habits'

Labour cracks down on toddlers eating birthday cake and advises schools and nurseries to consider fruit platters instead to 'promote healthy eating habits'
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Daily Mail

By Sophie Carlin

NI Education: Majority of children missing from one school traced

NI Education: Majority of children missing from one school traced
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BBC

By Robbie Meredith

SEND pupils pulled out of UK 'Lord of the Flies' school owned by Abu Dhabi royals

SEND pupils pulled out of UK 'Lord of the Flies' school owned by Abu Dhabi royals
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The i Paper

By Keith Cooper

Reform UK cabinet member resigns from Derbyshire County Council

Reform UK cabinet member resigns from Derbyshire County Council
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BBC

ISC Daily News Summary

ISC Daily News Summary
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Independent Schools Council - ISC

Opinion: Why higher education partnerships are indispensable to UK–India prosperity

Opinion: Why higher education partnerships are indispensable to UK–India prosperity
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coventry.ac.uk

Majority of children missing from one NI school 'traced', says head

Majority of children missing from one NI school 'traced', says head
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BBC

By Robbie Meredith

Boys catch up at GCSE — but a third of pupils fail core subjects

Boys catch up at GCSE — but a third of pupils fail core subjects
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The Times

By Nicola Woolcock, Georgia Lambert, George Willoughby

Education Secretary speech at CST Conference

Education Secretary speech at CST Conference
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GOV.UK

By Bridget Phillipson

Explained: UK’s ‘learn English or leave’ rule and cut to post-study visa duration

Explained: UK’s ‘learn English or leave’ rule and cut to post-study visa duration
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The Times of India

How children with SEND from poorer families are being left behind at school

How children with SEND from poorer families are being left behind at school
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Sky News

By Anjum Peerbacos

Focus on reading in secondary years to drive up standards

Focus on reading in secondary years to drive up standards
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GOV.UK

By Bridget Phillipson

Religious education experts: Bursary cut is ‘huge blow’ to Catholic schools in UK

Religious education experts: Bursary cut is ‘huge blow’ to Catholic schools in UK
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Catholic News Agency

By Andy Drozdziak

Department for Education appoints Reds10 to deliver £20m state-of-the-art SEND school in Sutton

Department for Education appoints Reds10 to deliver £20m state-of-the-art SEND school in Sutton
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