Department for Education

Higher Education Boss Handed £550,000 In 'Golden Goodbye'

Professor Madeleine Atkins got a 96% hike on pay deal when universities' body was scrapped.
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Vulnerable Children Left To Face Neglect 'Again And Again' As Social Services Crumble, Charity Warns

Study highlights plight of boy, 6, surviving on crisps, sausage rolls and fried chicken.
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Thousands Of Children Have Disappeared From School Registers In England

Figures show 'sharp increase' in missing pupils.
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New Support For Grammar Schools Only A Shadow Of May’s Original Vision

Plans to create new grammar schools across the country are now firmly dead in the water
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Government 'Failing' To Guarantee Enough First Choice Secondary School Places, Union Argues

'For too many, there will be huge disappointment.'
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Universities Should Stop Making Unconditional Offers, Says Minister

'Ultimately, universities are about excellence and you don’t want to in any way undermine that.'
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Teachers Oppose Times Tables Tests In Year 4: 'This Will Increase Stress For Kids'

'The test will tell teachers nothing they don't already know'.
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Presidents Club Chair Donated To Gove's Tory Leadership Bid

He gave a total of £65,000 to the Tories, including key seats.
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Carillion Apprentices Reveal Wage Uncertainty After Firm's Collapse

‘We haven’t heard anything’.
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Toby Young Was Right To Resign But The Government Still Has Questions To Answer

Young’s appointment was wrong from the start. His views made him completely unfit to hold public office
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