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Young adults in England have scored among the lowest results in the industrialised world in international literacy and numeracy tests. |
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>Interest rates on student loans are set to soar to as high as 12%, costing higher-earning graduates an extra £3,000 unless the government intervenes, according to the Institute for Fiscal Students. |
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Students are advised to be “more relaxed” about the reputation of the universities they want to attend, after new research revealed they could be better off graduating with a good degree from a less prestigious university than with a lower-class degree from a selective institution. |
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>English literature is being suspended as a degree at a university amid pressure from government to ensure graduates go straight into well-paid jobs. At least two other universities, Roehampton and Wolverhampton, have announced planned closures of arts and humanities programmes and UCU, the lecturers’ union, has said that jobs in those areas are at risk at De Montfort and Huddersfield universities. |
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Automation that suddenly and profoundly revolutionises the labour market in a way never seen before is like global warming: it will forever be an impending existential threat that never quite arrives. |
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I think people should study what they want to study so they learn and reach fruition as a person. People love to whinge about Blair but people getting an education is a fundamentally good thing and I don't think forcing the arty lad into a career he never wanted is the right idea. If anything it feels like a plaster on more fundamental problems with the education system. |
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Fucking hell, have we made it onto a really shitty spamlist? |
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>In his first speech of 2023, the Prime Minister will set out his priorities for the year ahead and ambition for a better future for Britain. |
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PROBLEM WI'T CUNTRY NARRERDAYS IS THI DUNT DO ENUF MAFFS AT SCHOOWEL, INNIT |
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A-level maths is shit. I did maths, chemistry, biology, and physics at AS level (dropped maths for A2 level). The mechanics stuff, fair enough. But I doubt most people are going to use calculus or impossible numbers in day to day life, unless they go into higher education. And if they do go into HE, chances are there'll be maths modules more suited to them if maths is a major component of the field. Like when I did chemistry at uni, I did a module equivalent to AS/A2 level maths. |
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>Rishi Sunak has been warned that a target to boost the number of children entering secondary school with the expected standards of reading, writing and maths is “a far cry from reality”, amid new evidence that 275,000 pupils a year are leaving primary education without the right level of skills. |
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>A headteacher spurred on to introduce healthy school meals by one pupil's plight was spat on and branded a 'food Nazi' by angry parents. Julie Copley, from Radleys Primary, Rushall, Walsall, even saw her family threatened for introducing fruit, veg, soups and casseroles to lunch menus. |
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Student loan ban call for low A-levels |
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>James Daly has the smallest majority in Great Britain. The Conservative MP scraped to victory in Bury North in 2019 winning only 105 more votes than his Labour rival James Frith. He has a fair claim to being the most endangered Tory in the country. But today as he faces the fight of his political life, Mr Daly is not afraid to tell it as he sees it even if it means describing some of his own constituents as “crap”. |
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