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The impact of growing childcare costs and reduced public support means that low income families in 2015 will have to find over 60% more of their own cash for childcare compared with 2006, new research published today by the Social Market Foundation finds

The government has been urged to do more to boost career development in the UK and curb the growth of youth unemployment

Thousands of teachers, lecturers and support staff visited Parliament today (Wednesday, 26 October) to lobby their MPs about pension cuts in the education sector

 

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The Commission for the Compact has  published guidance for local authorities on managing budget revisions

 

Employment services for disabled people and a project aiming to reduce re-offending are among those which have been selected as pilots for a project to promote the design and delivery of public services through the third sector.

 

Environment Secretary, Hilary Benn, has announced the 16 members of the new Third Sector Task Force on climate change, the environment and sustainable development

 

Hazel Blears announced on Tuesday 16 Seotember at the DTA national conference that the new Asset Transfer Unit will be managed by the DTA with the close involvement of key stakeholders the Local Government Association and Community Matters.

 

New research published today shows that non-privileged young people have a significantly higher chance of going to a leading university if they attend one of the one week university summer schools sponsored by the Sutton Trust. In some cases the summer schools ‘reduce completely’ the disadvantage of coming from a poorer home

 

Education Secretary Michael Gove today announced he was scrapping the existing ICT curriculum.In its place, he will introduce new courses of study in Computer Science

 

New research from the University of Bristol has found that nearly a quarter of mothers’ first-time visits to a group were so off-putting that they did not return to that group. One in five mothers then became afraid of attending any group

 

Education Secretary Michael Gove today announced a £2m-a-year partnership between the Department for Education and the Institute of Physics (IOP) to attract the best graduates to become physics teachers

 

Children’s Minister Sarah Teather will tomorrow announce that the Government will trial free parenting classes in three areas of the country, aiming to reach over 50,000 parents

 

Despite the recession, charities, social enterprises and voluntary organisations (the third sector) are still innovating, according to a publication now out from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)

 
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