All school leaders, trustees, headteachers and governors are responsibility for making sure measures are in place that will help reduce the risk of a cybercrime.
Schools will receive new guidance on prohibiting mobile phone use during the school day.
Schools and colleges to receive funding to permanently remove reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete.
This article was first published on 31 August and has been updated to reflect the latest information. Nothing is more important than the health and safety of children and staff. This is why we changed our approach to managing a ...
As Get help buying for schools celebrates its second birthday, Jane Davies, Head of Schools Commercial Operations at the Department for Education, reflects on what has been achieved so far, and the future aims of the service.
Apprenticeships are a brilliant option for people of all ages to launch their careers, upskill, or retrain in a huge range of exciting industries - from space engineering to healthcare to advertising and beyond. There are thousands of apprenticeship vacancies ...
Early years educators play a vital and rewarding role in helping children get the best start for life and preparing them to begin school. There are several routes into a role in early years, including apprenticeships. Becoming an apprentice enables ...
Oliver Brotherhood, Curriculum Lead for Computing and Computer Science at Penrice Academy, discusses the importance of adopting a whole-school approach to addressing gender imbalance in computer science.
This week is Children's Mental Health Week and the theme this year is 'My Voice Matters'. Three mental health leads share how their schools are enabling pupil voice within their wider whole school and college approach to mental health and wellbeing.
New teacher degree apprenticeship will support schools to recruit and retain the excellent teachers they need in vital subjects including maths.
New teacher degree apprenticeship will support schools to recruit and retain the excellent teachers they need in vital subjects including maths.
Brand new recruitment campaign for early years workers launches today across TV, cinema, online, radio and out of home advertising.
We're taking important steps to deliver the expanded 30 hours free childcare scheme for working parents from when their child turns nine-months-old until they start school, saving them £6,500 a year. Over 100,000 parents of two-year-olds have already registered their children ...
Hall Mead School in Havering have been using small group tutoring through the National Tutoring Programme (NTP), and it's proven to be effective in boosting pupils' preparedness for exams.
The Department for Education has today (30 January) announced a new framework which will help ensure high quality teaching and improve pupil outcomes.
The number of children using vapes has tripled in the last three years and there is strong evidence to suggest that cheap and easy-to-use disposable vapes are partly to blame. Our research shows that in 2023, around 69 per cent ...
Every January we stop to reflect on Holocaust Memorial Day. Education has a vital role in eradicating antisemitism and making sure young people are aware of the atrocities of the Holocaust. Unless we all actively try to understand the horrors ...
We know that many students are facing increased living costs and that is why we've made sure support is available through universities. Here is everything you need to know about what support is available to help students meet everyday costs ...
Gillian Keegan sets out importance of evidence and innovation in approach to AI at Bett 2024.
Students going to university from September 2024 should already have been thinking about what to study and where they want to apply. You'll need to apply to an undergraduate course through UCAS. The deadline is quickly approaching, while some courses, ...
£6 million donation for advanced facilities at Wiltshire primary school accepted by department for education, as education secretary approves school expansion.
The department for education has sent its response to the coroner's Regulation 28 report to prevent further tragedies.
Families who have children with SEND will soon receive further support with short breaks, supported internship opportunities and recognition of Down syndrome
Polly Ross, Headteacher at Shefford Lower school explains how the Behaviour Hubs programme helped improve behaviour at their school.
In this blog post, Lindsey Roberts, Stakeholder and Engagement Coordinator from the School Resource Management (SRM) Team within DfE, explains the ways in which SRM can help support the training and development needs of School Business Professionals..
