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News More free schools unveiled by Hinds  »  Education Secretary Damian Hinds has approved 22 applications to create a new free school, delivering 19,000 extra pupil places. Sir Vince Cable tops out Richmond upon Thames College  »  The contractor ISG recently celebrated reaching the highest point in the construction of the new campus building at Richmond upon Thames College by hosting a topping out ceremony where Liberal Democrat Party leader and MP for Twickenham, Sir Vince Cable, tightened the final bolt on the steel frame. Consortium boosts offsite school construction  »  Employing modern methods of construction in the education sector has potentially taken a major step forward with the launch of a standardised structural frame and open source design app for building primary schools offsite. Boris to boost school spending  »  In the run-up to the Tory leadership election, Boris Johnson said he would boost England’s schools budget by £4.6bn boost per year from 2022/23 if he enters Number 10, as he declared education was his highest priority. Secondary school class sizes continue to rise  »  Department for Education data indicates there is the equivalent of one extra pupil in each secondary school class compared with two years ago. ANALYSIS: Urban schools and how to design for high density  »  Helen Taylor, Director of Practice, Scott Brownrigg and Sharon Wright, Senior Associate, The Learning Crowd, talk about how their new book addresses crucial issues for inner-city schools, educationalists and local authority planners.

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English schools must have sprinklers say firefighters  »  The Fire Brigades Union says the Government is showing “utter complacency” on fire safety in schools, after Schools Minister Nick Gibb said 105 of the 673 schools built and open by February - just 15% - were fitted with sprinklers.

Make PE a core subject, say two in three UK adults  »  Almost two in three UK adults want physical education to be a core subject in the national curriculum, new research conducted by YouGov on behalf of children’s charity the Youth Sport Trust has found.

Cuts to break time harming pupils says UCL report  »  School break times are shorter than two decades ago, meaning children are missing out on opportunities to make friends, socialise and exercise, research by University College London’s (UCL) Institute of Education suggests. The findings also indicate that children are now are half as likely to meet up with friends in person as in 2006.

Sixth-form colleges losing out in budget battles  »  A new report from the Education Policy Institute (EPI) examines the financial health of sixth forms and colleges in England, revealing the extent of the funding squeeze affecting these institutions.