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We talk to the University Challenge star about going to Sir Michael Wilshaw’s school, why he became a teacher and how to cure Britain’s maths phobia

Ofqual consults on changing ‘severe’ rule that saw GCSE, AS and A-level music candidates pay heavy penalty

Lord Willetts claims Michael Gove disapproved of the International Baccalaureate because he thought it represented ‘rootless cosmopolitan education’

Number of British schools using IB has halved since 2008 – but pupil entries have gone up

England’s two largest primary-only MATs call on government to remove barriers to recruiting international teachers

Girls walking home from school in uniform are being subjected to wolf-whistles and sexual harassment by men, MPs warn