Barnardos is calling on the help of teachers to refer vulnerable children to the DfE's See, Hear, Respond service

Schools are eligible for a £1 billion government programme to make public buildings greener, with the aim of helping the UK achieve its net zero target.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced over £101 million to create more places on Level 2 and 3 courses so 18-19 year old school leavers can find work in high-demand sectors

Ofsted has moved its application forms for new services and guidance over to gov.uk, closing the outdated Ofsted Online site.

Teacher's union NASUWT is calling on the government to address the concerns of teachers across the country before schools reopen to all pupils in September.

Parent campaign group, Sept for Schools, has written to the Education Select Committee, saying that assuming parents can resume their role as educators is not workable

Ofqual's annual report for the 2019-20 financial year shows that while there has been a 21% reduction in question paper errors in 2019; it is still "dissapointing" to see.

A new report from the Children’s Commissioner for England sets out the risks affecting teenagers, including persistent absence from school, exclusions, alternative provision, and dropping out of the school

The Career Development Institute along with more than one thousand organisations, Lords and MPs have signed a letter to government calling for a Career Guidance Guarantee

The funding will enable children aged five to 16 to take part in activities they may have missed out on while they couldn’t go to school during the lockdown.

Government-backed online school Oak National Academy has published its plans for the lessons it will make available to support schools in the new academic year.

Ofqual has announced that Dr Catherine McClellan has joined its Board, with effect from 1 June 2020.

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