Over 640,000 16-year-olds across England will today have picked up their GCSE results. Here, we answer some of your questions. Why are grades lower this year compared to 2022? This year, GCSE grading is largely returning to normal in line ...
Pupils across the country will have found out their GCSE results today. Exams and grading return to normal this year, meaning grades have only been determined by the number of marks achieved in your assessments. For students moving on to ...
Top grades and standard passes in line with 2019, as part of the final step back to normal grading.
Research shows that around 1 in 8 new students starting university or college this year are unprotected against 4 deadly types of meningitis capable of causing serious health complications. It's really important that all students make sure they're up to ...
Over a thousand new special school places confirmed, as additional seven special free schools to be built
Fifteen new free schools to open in areas where education outcomes are poorest to drive up school standards.
Minister Coutinho writes to housing associations, social landlords and developers to urge them to allow childminders to work from their rented properties
Grades this summer are expected to be lower than last year due to the way they were assessed.
University acceptances are up on 2019, with 79% getting their first-choice as results return to pre-pandemic levels in an important step back to normal.
It can feel like there's a lot riding on A Level, T Level and VTQ results day but if you don't get your predicted grades, don't worry. It doesn't mean that your education journey stops here. Exams and grading return ...
We know results day can be a stressful time for everyone, and it can feel like there's a lot riding on the grades that your child gets. Whatever their results, it's important to remember that there are many different options ...
It's nearly that time of year again when thousands of students find out whether they've been accepted into their top choice university to study for a degree. With grading returning to how it was before the pandemic, there has been ...
Student loans for new undergraduate students are changing from today (August 1) as new 'Plan 5' terms come into effect. The new terms will apply to students taking out a student loan to pay for undergraduate courses that start in ...
First local areas selected to test initial set of transformational programmes within children's social care, supporting families through early help.
The government has ensured every state school in England has a defibrillator with 20,376 devices delivered to 17,862 schools.
Largest ever expansion of free childcare in England backed by fair funding for all age groups.
Since 2010 over 5.5 million apprentices have started their apprenticeship journey in a wide range of industries, from health to business, to engineering and beyond. We're committed to making sure that everyone who wants to become an apprentice can do ...
The Education Secretary has selected Sir Martyn Oliver due to his successful track record and experience on the front line of education.
Government confirms two-year plan to boost quality and equal access to PE and sport.
Nicholas Lawrence, a secondary assistant head at Bonus Pastor Catholic College in Lewisham, shares how his school welcomed a HMRC staff ambassador to deliver a lesson about the UK tax system. How did your school teach the free Tax Facts ...
University courses that fail to deliver good outcomes, with high drop-out rates and poor employment prospects will be subject to strict controls.
Over 40,000 people across the UK will get the transformational opportunity to study or work abroad in over 160 destinations across the world.
Schools in England to receive highest ever funding rates in 2024-25.
Government launches new opportunity to launch an exciting career in space engineering
The Turing Scheme is the UK government's work and study programme, helping students and pupils to benefit from lifechanging overseas opportunities. It gives pupils, learners and students in UK schools, colleges, and universities the chance to learn new skills, travel ...
