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The ruling party has called for pupils to spend yet more hours studying Dokdo.

Updated at 6.25pm BST 5.02pm BST The Lib Dem schools motion being debated this afternoon would have been reasonably significant, because it called for pupils leaving primary school to be tested through internal procedures - which would have meant the abolition of Sats at key stage two.

Mr Gove has called for pupils to have a core of knowledge, a set of basic facts and information that can become the foundation for more advanced work.

Then the schoolteacher comes, calling for pupils and promising the sharing out of books.

The National Association of Head Teachers is to debate a motion at its annual conference this weekend calling for pupils on FSM to be given preference in admissions decisions to all state schools.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies, the respected economics thinktank, is calling for pupils in primary and secondary schools to be set seven different pass marks, according to their month of birth.

Lily's burning ambition  The Independent was the only one to report a speech by the schools minister, Nick Gibb, calling for pupils to be taught more facts and fewer "joyless" concepts.

At the time he called instead for pupils to learn computer coding so that they could produce simple animations or their own smartphone apps.

Parent groups have sprung up around the country and many are calling for a "pupil strike" on 3 May.

The mayor's rules have raised the stakes for this year's tests for third graders, calling for any pupil who scores at Level 1 -- the lowest of four rankings on either test -- to be held back.

At unions' conferences over the Easter holidays, teachers shared their concerns about the negative impact pornography and pressure to have "the perfect body" was having on their pupils and called for better training to help teachers to deal with such issues.