Schools, communities and homes across the capital are set to benefit from a digital network to be installed over the next five years by London Grid for Learning (LGfL) and its partner, Internet Service Provider (ISP) Community Fibre.

A new poll has found that four in ten children know someone at school who sometimes does not have enough food to eat.

Three in four UK teachers think most young people now leave school or college without the money skills they need, according to new research from the Money and Pensions Service.

The Department for Education (DfE) has released new guidance on mobile phones in schools, stating that school leaders should prohibit their use during the school day.

Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) has launched a new initiative to train and retain teachers in the East of England, working in partnership with local schools.

A group of children in white tee shirts play volleyball. A young girl is in the centre of the image with her arms outstretched to catch the blue and yellow ball.

A study from the University of Cambridge reveals that uniforms can lead to "greater gender inequalities."

Applications for year four of the Turing Scheme, the international study placement programme that replaced Erasmus, have opened.

Three in ten women working in schools have had requests to work flexibly denied, according to UNISON.

According to a report by the EPI, the government should consider supporting schools to offer an extended school day to improve access to extra-curricular activities.

The Department for Education (DfE) has released a new "sufficiency framework" for academy trusts and local authorities, with the aim of ensuring there are enough school spaces.

School meal industry body LACA is calling on political parties to include increased funding for school lunches in their manifesto ahead of the general election.

The government has published new guidance for schools on providing wraparound care, which is part of a government drive to get parents back to work.

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