Primary and secondary schools are offering one-to-one or small group tuition to pupils that need extra help. Through the National Tutoring Programme (NTP) over two million tutoring sessions have started. The programme is now in its third year, and we look at the impact ...
Several schools from across the country share their different ways and approaches to supporting pupil and staff mental health and wellbeing.
In this blog post, Kieren Done - School Business Manager at St Ambrose College, a grammar school in Altrincham, Manchester, shares his experience of using Get help buying for schools and how it could help you with your buying too.
Getting vaccinated against the flu virus and COVID-19 offers the best protection. Not only does it protect us as individuals but also those around us and limits the disruption to pupils' education. Here's what you need to know about the ...
Your child's education starts at home long before they enter the classroom. And even when they start nursery or school the home is where a significant amount of their learning happens. That's why it's really important to build a positive ...
Thousands of early years professionals will benefit from investment to drive quality and training, and to better support the next generation of children.
We publish a range of data and information to help parents understand school performance - here we explain more. How is school performance measured? At both primary and secondary school, we focus on the progress pupils in a school make ...
Lara Marshall, Libraries Engagement Management at RNIB, writes about the resources available for library users with visual impairments.
Baroness Sanderson writes about her first set of library visits as Chair of the new advisory panel on public libraries.
Over 180 million now available to attract trainee teachers in high priority subjects for courses starting in 2023/24.
In this blog post, Megan Grimshaw, Procurement Projects Delivery Lead at YPO, highlights YPO's Buildings in Use framework, which includes both catering and cleaning lots as well as much more. Megan will explain what the framework can offer, how it works, and how it can benefit schools. If you are looking for a catering service or want to outsource your cleaning, this could be the framework for you.
Primary school pupils to benefit from phonics and literacy teaching thanks to new government funding.
Prisoners at open prisons in England are to start high-quality apprenticeships at big name employers thanks to change in law and the Government's skills agenda.
Government and Ofqual confirm exam arrangements for students in 2023.
Alastair Field, headteacher at Roundhay School's Primary Campus in Leeds, shares why he believes a key part of his role is to spread the word about his fantastic team and the remarkable things they do for their students.
The new university term started for most students this month. Whether you are a fresher or a returning student, we have pulled together answers to some of the important topics that you might have wondered about as you head into ...
Deputy Headteacher, Rebecca Kingston explains how their school have partnered with MyTutor through the National Tutoring Programme (NTP) to support students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Crown Commercial Service (CCS) has launched a new and improved version of its agency supply framework. Tom Harper is the Supply Teachers Category Manager at CCS. In this blog post, Tom will highlight the improvements to the framework and how you can access it.
The Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, has confirmed today that helping people access affordable childcare continues to be one of the government's top priorities. The UK has some of the highest quality childcare provision in the world, but it is also one ...
Funding will increase access to English and maths schemes in schools, and the Education Endowment Foundation is backed to continue to improve attainment.
Families will receive targeted support to improve school attendance with new advice and innovative interventions for schools this term.
Face-to-face education is important in helping pupils to fulfil their potential. During school time we believe pupils should be in class with their teachers and peers and enjoying all the benefits that brings. Parents or carers of a child have ...
We believe uniforms provide a sense of belonging for students. They are helpful in fostering a good learning environment and can promote the ethos of a school. They can also reduce peer pressure at school for the latest clothes and ...
Most pupils will have enjoyed at least six weeks off school during the summer. However, term dates and holiday lengths will vary depending on the local council, school and college. Some schools and colleges return from 1 September, but many ...
GCSE results higher than in 2019 and lower than in 2021 in line with plans set out by Ofqual last year, ensuring fairness for students
