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7 Most Recent News Stories
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Wed 12th Nov 2008
After decades of campaigning by children's rights advocates, the law was finally changed yesterday (11 November) to place a duty on all maintained schools in England and Wales to consider the views of children and young people. Carolyne Willow, CRAE's national coordinator, says:
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Tue 11th Nov 2008
Conservative confusion means a generation of 16-18 year olds could be criminalised for not staying in school, the Liberal Democrats said today.
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Mon 10th Nov 2008
The Lib Dem Education Team achieved a record number of improvements to the Education and Skills Bill in Parliament in November 2008. Here are the key achievements:
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Wed 19th Jul 2006
Commenting on the acceptance of a Liberal Democrat amendment to the Education and Inspections Bill that would give pupils aged 16 and above the right to absent themselves from collective worship, Baroness Joan Walmsley, Liberal Democrat Education spokesperson in the Lords said:
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Wed 15th Feb 2006
Responding to the Attorney General's statement on the outcome of the shaken baby syndrome cases review, Simon Hughes MP, Liberal Democrat Shadow Attorney General, said:
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Wed 27th Apr 2005
Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Charles Kennedy, and Liberal Democrat Shadow Education Secretary, Phil Willis, today guaranteed that in the core subjects of English, maths, science, modern languages and information and communications technology all secondary school children will be taught by suitably qualified teachers.
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Fri 4th Mar 2005
Addressing the Secondary Heads Association Conference today, Baroness Walmsley said:
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