If a school chooses to organise an overseas trip and make its own travel and accommodation arrangements, it may have to ...

A pioneering education initiative from The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation is helping transform how education settings ...

London's universal free school meals programme has not led to improvements in pupil attainment during its first year, but has ...

As schools become increasingly digital, their exposure to cyber threats grows. But with the right governance, culture and use ...

New regulations have come into force from today, banning adverts for unhealthy food and drinks before 9pm, and online at all ...

Elizabeth Anderson, CEO of the Digital Poverty Alliance, argues that without equal access to devices, connectivity and digital skills, too many young people will remain excluded ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced £5 million of new funding for state secondary schools to establish libraries. It follows an earlier pledge of £10 million in funding to provide every primary ...

Parents will be able to get Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks when hiring private tutors, carers and therapists, among others. Under the current system, only those working for an ...

The government is investing a record £9.5 billion into the early years sector so more high quality and affordable childcare places can be offered. The average funding rates will increase by 4.3% for ...

According to the latest School Workforce Census, 44,000 teachers left the state-funded sector in 2021/22, up by 7,800 from the previous year. This represents 1 in 10 (9.7%) of all qualified teachers; ...

The shortlist has been revealed for the 2025 Education Business Awards, which celebrate the outstanding achievements and commitment of schools and academies across the UK. Sponsored by Cornerstone and ...

A number of school leaders under union NAHT have expressed strong opposition to Ofsted’s planned new inspection framework, with an overwhelming majority backing potential industrial action if the ...