Schools and colleges to receive free period products

Michelle Donelan has announced that free period products are to be made available to all schools and colleges in England.

The number of cases of SATs maladministration investigated by the Standards and Testing Agency has risen from from 599 to 793, comparing 2018 and 2017

A new report from the Education Policy Institute examines how the government can develop the early years workforce in England to improve the quality of provision.  

George Spicer Primary School in Enfield, London, has gained the Mayor of London's Healthy Schools London Silver and Bronze Awards

The course is open to final year A-Level and AS students, undergraduates and post-graduates and young people working towards their Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) Gold Award.

The number of students from Wales enrolled at universities in the UK increased by 2.6% last year, figures show.

The Local Government Association is calling for the government to use the Budget to devolve skills, apprenticeship, and careers advice to the local areas.

ANS Global has developed a guide for educators to arm schools with vital information on air pollution, as well as a competition to design a green screen.

Catering Leeds is set to trial a new environmentally-friendly school menu in an attempt to reduce emissions in the city.

Education secretary Gavin Williamson has told the House of Commons that the UK was "open" to participating in the Erasmus programme, but could create its own version if needed

The British Psychological Society (BPS) and poet Michael Rosen have joined forces to make the case for stopping the erosion of school playtime.

New research reveals that three-quarters (74%) of SENCOs are being pulled away from supporting pupils with SEND to fulfil overcomplicated administrative demands

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