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Tuesday 7 December 2010

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Kids Company school faces funding axe

A pioneering school has changed the lives of children written off by the system, but its funding is now at risk. What is the future for young people like these?

Education news & features p2

Fight Gove's big sell-off of public education

Don't let it happen. Protest before it is too late, says Peter Mortimore, in the last of his columns
Education letters

Tuition fees, more tuition fees and university access

Education news & features p3

David Willetts: Tuition fees will be 'fair and affordable'

As MPs prepare to vote on fees, universities minister David Willetts argues that poorer students will fare better
Who will be bravest in the tuition fees vote?

Which Liberal Democrat MPs will be bold enough to risk damaging the coalition?

Education news & features p4

Immigration minister infuriates FE college leaders

Damian Green suggested that overseas students applying for FE course places weren't necessarily 'the brightest and the best' during a crackdown on 'bogus colleges'

Education news & features p5

Global education campaign appoints young ambassadors

Third Steve Sinnott award names students chosen to travel to Bolivia
Asbestos raises its ugly head in schools

As many as 75% of schools still contain asbestos – but does it remain dangerous if 'properly managed'?

Education news & features p6

A novel idea for psychologists

Do psychologists make better novelists? What happened when one researcher applied his powers of human understanding to the literary form
Academics encouraged to share work with the public

Standup comedy is one way of getting academic research to a new audience – and keeping funders happy

Education news & features p7

Pensions are another way the already worst-off get a rough deal

We should all be able to retire gracefully, in the manner of many academics, says Jonathan Wolff

Education news & features p11

Save our sprouts!

Scientists have found a way to protect Christmas veg from an unsightly plague of black spots

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