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By Gerald Heneghan Education secretary Michael Gove is set to announce plans to replace GCSE qualifications with English Baccalaureate (EBacc) have been abandoned.

By Lauren Grice Polish is now the second language of England and Wales, new data from the 2011 Census has revealed.

By Gerald Heneghan Nurseries and childminders in England will be permitted to look after more children under new childcare reforms set to be announced today (January 29^th).

By Gerald Heneghan Michael Gove has unveiled a raft of changes to the way A-levels are carried out in England.

By Laura Moulden Heavy snowfall across the UK continues to cause nationwide travel disruption including cancelled flights, road closures and long train delays.

A PRIMARY school headteacher has outraged parents by taking a week off during term time for a skiing holiday - bending strict rules normally levelled at pupils and

AS TEENS up and down the country opened their GCSEs results on Thursday two students in particular have beaten incredible adversity just to sit their

TEENAGERS celebrated their GCSE results across the country yesterday with the percentage gaining A*-C grades rising for the 23rd year in a row. Just under 70 per cent of

A MAN has been captured on CCTV bizarrely attempting to board a train with a PONY. The unknown man was unsurprisingly refused two tickets for himself and his four-legged