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St. Mary's Catholic High School, Great Britain - 28 July, 2010
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University's London campus sold - 27 April, 2010
The University of Gloucestershire's London campus is sold to a hostel charity for nearly £10m. -
Teacher training stops on island - 21 April, 2010
Graduates wanting to train as primary school teachers will no longer be able to train in Guernsey. -
Wales' teachers 'getting younger' - 20 April, 2010
The average age of teachers in Wales has fallen, and heads are also being appointed earlier in their careers, figures show.