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Exam watchdogs secretly downgraded the GCSE results of thousands of pupils last summer to avoid a damaging public row over grade inflation, newly released internal emails have disclosed.

Independent schools' hold on University places

University bias hits private straight-A students

Is there still a need for single-sex schooling today?

Vox Pop on single-sex education by 'Children and Young People Now' in light of the closure of the last state-funded girls’ school in Leeds.

Universities face slashing 15,000 jobs and raising entry standards after Mandelson's £499m cut

More than 15,000 university posts could be axed over the next few years as a result of budget cuts, a higher education union warned. The majority of the positions lost would be academic which will force institutions to ditch courses and close campuses, the University and College Union (UCU) said.

A-level entry requirements shock for university applicants

Leading universities have been accused of unjustly raising A-level entry requirements at the last minute because of a surge in applicants and severe government cuts.