Conservatives claim plans risk losing recent progress
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The Conservative opposition challenges the government's approach, arguing the vocational reforms risk 'throwing away' educational advances made in recent years.
“We've all heard someone say 'school wasn't really for me' because they were not given the chance to study vocational courses as well as traditional subjects. That one-size-fits-all approach isn't working, so we're building an education system that values both academic and technical paths.”
Andy Burnham, Prime Minister · rss ↗
Andy Burnham Prime Minister
Lucy Powell Education SecretarySam Freedman Education policy expert, former adviserLaura Trott Shadow Education Secretary
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- Teenagers in England to be offered new Vocational GCSEs under Government reforms The Independent · 4h ago
- Teenagers to be offered new vocational GCSE subjects in school BBC · 4h ago
- Pupils to be offered vocational GCSEs in radical shake-up of system in England The Guardian · 4h ago
- Teenagers to be offered new vocational GCSEs Sky News Politics · 4h ago
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