A new mental health service, ChatHealth, has been launched for school pupils in Cumbria.

According to an annual admissions survey, launched at a Higher Education (HE) advisors’ conference, many officials believed students are not being prepared enough for higher education.

Grammar schools in Kent have been encouraged to provide up to 700 more places for children from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Low standards in schools across the East Midlands region are exposing the educational fault line dividing the nation, Ofsted has said.

A majority of Scottish teachers taking part in a ballot about their workload have supported the idea of industrial action on the issue.

Children with mental health difficulties face a ten year gap before receiving help, a report by the Centre for Mental Health has said.

Teachers in Scotland have expressed concerns over the quality of a recent National 5 exam paper in computer science.

New research conducted by Harvard University has suggested that having primary specialists in schools could have a ‘negative impact’ on pupil’s results.

The government is set to propose new laws to protect children from attending illegal faith schools in the UK, The Independent has reported.

Every regional schools commissioner (RSC) will now have two deputy directors, as the full details of the government’s plan to expand academies management emerge.

The gender gap in university admissions is apparent from as young as 13, according to a report from the Sutton Trust.

Former ‘Superhead’ of Hackney schools federation and Department for Education (DfE) advisor Greg Wallace has been banned from teaching over an IT c

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