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Education Editor at the Daily Mail. Views my own. Retweets are not endorsements. Contact me on eleanor.harding@dailymail.co.uk
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Labour's VAT raid sees private school pupil numbers fall by 30,000

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By Eleanor Harding 
| MSN India
Eleanor Harding Education Editor Private school pupils are in decline following Labour's VAT raid, with 30,000 fewer enrolled since before it took effect. New figures show there are now 526,611 pupils in private schools, down from 556,551 two years ago. The bulk of the decrease – 20,000 – came in the last year alone. The data comes from the annual January census of the Independent Schools Council (ISC), which represents the majority of private schools.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Four in five universities looking to shed jobs in 'complete disaster' amid finance crisis

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By Eleanor Harding 
| MSN Singapore
Continue reading Continue reading Four in five universities are looking to shed jobs amid a worsening financial crisis, a new survey has shown. Polling by Universities UK found 79 per cent of institutions have been pursuing voluntary redundancies over the last three years. Meanwhile, the same percentage said they have frozen hiring. It comes amid a squeeze on the sector after domestic tuition fees were frozen for seven years until last autumn.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Grandmas turn children into winners especially when they're well-off, finds report

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By Eleanor Harding 
| MSN Singapore
Continue reading Continue reading Grandmothers are instrumental in enhancing a child's success in life, especially when they are well-off, according to a report. The Social Mobility Commission has released new analysis showing the 'grandparent effect' can lead to better outcomes, including educational attainment. The Government-funded report found the strongest positive grandparent influence was from the mother's mother.
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