Nicola Sturgeon and Jamie Oliver discuss cutting childhood obesity in Scotland

The new THINK! campaign is urging children to ‘stop, look, listen, think’ and is fronted by children’s presenter Sam Homewood.

School Standards Minister Nick Gibb has announced £6 million investment to improve maths teaching in the North of England, to mark the first National Numeracy Day.

The government has stopped third parties accessing pupil data while it reviews its approval process in preparation for the GDPR.

Two new resources for early-years SEND provision have been created by the Department for Education and will be hosted by nasen

The survey by Unihealth also showed that almost of quarter (23 per cent) of students suffer from panic attacks during exam time

Ofqual is inviting teachers to workshops to offer their perspectives on the assessment of this summer’s reformed GCSEs, A-levels and AS levels.

The Scottish government has announced proposals to better support Scottish students with career and academic advice after school.

123,713 referrals were made by schools seeking professional mental health help between 2014/15 and 2017/181.

The government will retain the 50 per cent cap on faith admissions for free schools, but will make it easier for faith groups to open new voluntary-aided faith schools to meet local demand.

The government has announced over £25 million worth of contracts to improve training for school staff in dealing with pupils with additional needs, as well as provide additional support and advice for families.

Education Secretary Damian Hinds has announced a £50 million fund to expand the number of places at existing good or outstanding selective schools, alongside measures to make them more accessible to disadvantaged pupils.

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