England’s SEND system is entering the first stage of a long reform programme. From September 2026, staff across early years, schools and colleges are expected to gain access to government-backed train...
Hundreds more schools and colleges are joining the government-backed solar programme, with ministers estimating that participating settings could save £220 million on energy bills over the lifetime of...
Students are beginning to gain digital access to exam results through the Education Record app, linked to the GOV.UK Wallet. The national pilot is designed to replace lost certificates and simplify tr...
The government has today published its long-awaited schools white paper, Every child achieving and thriving, alongside a formal SEND reform consultation that includes major proposed changes to EHCPs a...
School leaders across England are warning of immediate financial strain as rising costs continue to outpace allocated budgets, forcing some settings to consider staff reductions and curriculum cuts be...
The Department for Education has published a new 10-year Education Estates Strategy, outlining significant reforms to how school buildings are funded, maintained and managed across England. The strate...
Rising tuition costs and changing job markets are reshaping how young people in the UK plan their futures after school. For decades, university was widely seen as the default route to career security....
Teachers warn that reading and writing gaps are appearing sooner in pupils’ lives, placing new demands on already stretched primary schools. Primary schools across England are reporting growing dispar...
From AI tutors to stretched budgets and widening inequality, educators say this year could define how Britain’s classrooms evolve for a generation. Classrooms across the UK are undergoing one of the m...
Nearly half of parents of children with complex needs say they fear their child could lose vital support under proposed special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) reforms in England, according ...
