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Relationships and sex education lessons need to focus on healthy, respectful relationships if we are to tackle the scourge of sexual harassment and violence, say experts

Getting a well-paid job still seems to be about who you know rather than what you know, says Jon Yates, so the fact that children from rich and poor families are ‘segregated’ in different schools perpetuates inequalities of opportunity. But could a simple tweak to admissions policies solve the problem?

The executive director of the Youth Endowment Fund says providing support for vulnerable children must remain a priority during the coronavirus crisis

Labour’s plan for post-A-level university applications is well-meaning – but flawed, writes ex-adviser to Damian Hinds

The debate about grammar schools hasn’t touched on the evidence that when a teenager from a poorer family has a circle of more affluent friends, they are more likely to achieve success in the world of work, says one of the directors of the UK leading social integration charity