The Bikeability scheme provides children with the core skills to cycle safely and confidently on the road.

Eligible T Level providers can bid for a share of £95 million to refurbish existing buildings or create new spaces, while funding for specialist equipment will be allocated in Spring next year.

Teach First has launched a new campaign called STEMinism, calling for change to address gender gaps across science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) careers

Nimblefins has researched which areas have the best salaries for teaching compared to the cost of living, as well as the areas with the most job opportunities.

Teachers are being urged to enter their most inspirational colleagues for the Pearson National Teaching Awards, which recognise and celebrate excellence in education

A £24 million package of support is being made available to further education providers so they can recruit, retain and develop excellent teachers.

The six-week consultation will examine future arrangements for post-16 education delivered under a subcontracting arrangement.

Ofsted has joined with government watchdogs HMI Probation, Care Quality Commission and HMI Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Service to provide a “multi agency response” to child sexual abuse in the family environment.

More than 60 per cent of parents of children aged 13-18 surveyed said they were concerned their child would be stuck ‘making the tea’ if they were to choose an apprenticeship.

The annual Kreston Academies Benchmark Report has revealed that nearly half of all multi-academy trusts (44%) have at least one school in their group that is struggling financially.

The number of schools commissioning professional help for the children’s mental health issues has almost doubled since 2016, new research released by Place2Be and school leaders union NAHT has found.

National Apprenticeship Week, now in its 13th year, brings the whole apprenticeship community together to celebrate the impact of apprenticeships on individuals, employers and the economy.

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