A scheme to improve student attendance has reached just half of its target.

The first ever British Chambers of Commerce Youth Skills Manifesto calls on politicians to do more to make sure young people have the right knowledge and skills to succeed in the world of work. 

A report from FFT Education DataLab has found that absence rates among secondary school year groups in key stage 3 were higher last term compared to the year before. 

A report from the Education Policy Institute (EPI) and Renaissance has found that girls' reading and maths results were more negatively impacted than male students by the pandemic.

Tes' Wellbeing Report this year has found that teacher confidence is up but workloads are still causing concerns.

More than a quarter of a million children and young people are still waiting for mental health support after being referred to Children and Young People’s Mental Health Services (CYPMHS) last year.

Ofsted has responded to each of the Education Select Committee's (ESC) recommendations made at the end of January. 

British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) has commissioned a survey into the condition of more than 900 schools. 

School leaders and teachers now work even more hours compared to last year, an annual survey has found. 

School governing bodies across England need to sharpen their focus on diversity and inclusion issues, according to a survey to mark National School Governors’ Awareness Day.

Study finds lower prevalence of coronavirus in schools

A coronavirus study has found that prevalence of the virus was lower in schools in June 2021 than in the autumn term 2020.

School PE declines as Olympic legacy is ’squandered’

The government is 'squandering' the sporting legacy left by the 2012 Olympics, amid evidence that falling amounts of school time are being used for PE.

‘Overwhelming’ guidance held schools back as Covid hit

School leaders have described how an ‘avalanche’ of shifting government guidance severely impeded schools during the start of the pandemic.

Record year for top A-level grades predicted this year

Analysis of exam trends has suggested that A-level results next week in England, Wales and Northern Ireland could see high levels of top grades.

Catch-up tuition programme opens for students

Disadvantaged pupils in England could begin focused tuition as early as next week, under the new National Tutoring Programme.

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