Intervention to improve underperforming schools to begin from September 2022
Strong multi-academy trusts to be found to help rapidly improve schools with consecutive Ofsted ratings below Good.
Updated: Mon Jul 04 2022
More disadvantaged students than ever will work or study around the globe through the governments Turing scheme
The second year of the Turing Scheme will see work or study placements in over 150 destinations across the world for students at school, college or university.
Updated: Mon Jul 04 2022
Thousands of rural primary schools to get huge broadband upgrade
Up to 3,000 primary schools across rural England will get lightning-fast gigabit broadband.
Updated: Mon Jul 04 2022
Education Secretary addresses LGA annual conference
Nadhim Zahawi yesterday spoke to delegates about his vision for an excellent, inclusive education for every child.
Updated: Fri Jul 01 2022
Ensuring every student has the opportunity to look after their wellbeing
Lauren Pinney, head of student wellbeing, and Rose Scott, school counsellor share how they work with secondary students at Hove Park School to embed emotional wellbeing support into their school.
Updated: Fri Jul 01 2022
How our new advertising guidance will improve outcomes for prospective university students
When students are choosing where to study, it is important that they are given all the information they need to make an informed choice based on the potential outcomes. Choosing what to study can be challenging. It is an investment ...
Updated: Thu Jun 30 2022
How schools are managing ventilation to prevent the spread of airborne viruses like Covid-19
Good ventilation is key to having a healthy and productive indoor space and can help reduce the risk of viral airborne transmission, including of Covid-19. In most spaces in schools and other education settings like nurseries and colleges this ...
Updated: Thu Jun 30 2022
Review launches to future proof role of academy trusts
Will look at how government supports growth of trust sector, helping trusts improve schools
Updated: Thu Jun 30 2022
Top apprenticeship employers for 2022 announced
Large and small employers across the public and private sector recognised for their vital contribution to apprenticeships
Updated: Thu Jun 30 2022
Five reasons why you should consider an apprenticeship
Apprenticeships are a brilliant option for people of all ages to launch their careers in a huge range of exciting industries or upskill at various levels. There are thousands of apprenticeship vacancies on offer, with more than 640 high-quality apprenticeships approved ...
Updated: Wed Jun 29 2022
Sport and music education championed with new investment
New sport and music opportunities announced to better support children's development.
Updated: Mon Jun 27 2022
"I am determined to ensure that every single child has access to a world-class musical education": Education Secretary Nadhim
The Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi has written about his determination that all pupils should get a world leading music education in our schools. Music is one of the greatest joys in life. Whether you prefer to listen through your headphones ...
Updated: Fri Jun 24 2022
How we are helping children stay active through sport and PE
Being active can have a hugely positive impact on both our physical and mental health. That's why we have announced crucial funding to help children take up and benefit from new sports and activities. Here's everything you need to know ...
Updated: Fri Jun 24 2022
What the Schools Bill means for academies
Academies are a key part of the school system. They are schools that are Government funded but not controlled by local authorities (councils). Standalone academies benefit from significant autonomy over how they work while multi-academy trusts are groups of ...
Updated: Fri Jun 24 2022
Why is it important to get young women into engineering careers?
On International Women in Engineering Day we celebrate the enormous contribution that female engineers make to the country, and the world. There are so many exciting engineering opportunities available offering a chance to secure a great career with higher wages. ...
Updated: Fri Jun 24 2022
We're changing the way we present school and college results data this year - what you need to know about performance tables
In July 2021 we announced that, with exams going ahead this year, we will publish GCSE, AS, A Level and technical qualifications performance data for 2021/22 at school and college level. These are often referred to as league tables, although ...
Updated: Wed Jun 22 2022
Gaps in student mental health services to be tackled
Government announces up to 3 million of investment to close the gaps between university and NHS services
Updated: Mon Jun 20 2022
T Levels: What courses are available?
Our ground-breaking new qualifications, T Levels - equivalent in size to three A Levels - are proving hugely popular. We launched the first T Levels in 2020 and now we've added new courses to the growing list of subjects you ...
Updated: Mon Jun 20 2022
Education Secretary addresses Confederation of School Trusts Annual Conference
The Secretary of State sets out his ambitions for the school system, drawing on the Schools White Paper and Schools Bill currently passing through parliament
Updated: Thu Jun 16 2022
How we are working with the United Nations to protect children's rights
Every five years, the United Nations (often known as the UN) asks us to report on our progress on how we are looking after the people and children we represent. These progress reports also give us the chance to showcase ...
Updated: Thu Jun 16 2022
How will rail strikes affect schools?
Rail strikes are planned for the 21st, 23rd, and 25th June while the London Underground plans to strike on 21st June. The Secretary of State has called the plans a "crying shame" and said that he hopes these strikes will ...
Updated: Thu Jun 16 2022
Boost in activities and food pledged to support children
New funding announced for infant school meals, as supermarkets and sport organisations pledge to support children through Holiday Activities and Food programme
Updated: Wed Jun 15 2022
Student loan interest rates capped
Student loan interest rates cut to 7.3% from 12% from September 2022.
Updated: Mon Jun 13 2022
Thousands more school and sixth form places to be created
Up to 75 new free schools including sixth forms, specialist and alternative provision settings will offer tailored support, levelling up opportunities for all.
Updated: Mon Jun 13 2022
England opens doors to worlds best teachers
A new, fairer system for bringing best international teachers to England will be launched alongside support to help overseas teachers integrate into teaching.
Updated: Fri Jun 10 2022