Children in care disproportionately subject to unexplained school exits, study finds
A third of pupils subject to "unexplained exits" from school are in the social care system, according to the largest study of the trend published today.
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Statutory RSE: 5 key questions
Expert outlines issues for school leaders when implementing relationships and sex education reforms.
Special Report: Apprenticeships
The government has a goal to create at least three million apprenticeships by 2020, with many of these placements being targeted at vulnerable and disadvantaged groups of young people, writes Derren Hayes.
Factors for SEND funding crisis
Research findings support local government calls for a 'reboot' of how SEND services are commissioned.
Apprenticeships: Policy context
As part of a wider drive to improve the status of vocational training, successive governments in recent years have developed policies to boost the number and quality of apprenticeship places.
Home schooling survey reveals rising concerns over 'off-rolling'
The latest elective home education (EHE) survey by the Association of Directors of Children's Services (ADCS) reveals the number of children being taught at home rose by more than a quarter this year.
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Education cuts undermine SEND reforms...
An Ofsted report into the support (or lack of) for children with special...
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Ethnic Disproportionality in the...
Researchers at the University of Oxford analysed data from the National...
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