Over 100 schools from 18 London boroughs will be marking World Car Free Day today, 22 September, by encouraging parents and carers to substitute their car journeys to school with walking or cycling.

The amount of pupils taking GCSE arts subjects has declined to the lowest level in a decade, The Telegraph has reported.

The learning of Spanish and German to be promoted in Wales

The education secretary Kirsty Williams has launched The Welsh headquarters of organisations that promote Spanish and German.

The Department for Education (DfE) is offering schools the chance to save on tablets, laptops and desktop devices.

Inquiry into Alternative Provision launched by Education Committee

The House of Commons education committee has launched an inquiry into alternative provision.

Three in 10 primary teachers did not get any support in teaching science, according to a study commissioned by the Wellcome Trust.

LocatED, a private company that was established by the Department for Education last year to produce new sites for free schools, has announced its first project.

Ofqual has announced that the next annual National Reference Test will be held between 19 February and 2 March next year.

An investment of £1.28 million has been announced by Wales’ education secretary Kirsty Williams, which aims to help reduce unnecessary workloads for teachers.

Pressure on teachers is affecting mental health and wellbeing

A new poll suggests that the majority of the UK’s education professionals suffer physical and mental health issues because of their job.

The British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) has unveiled its updated Code of Practice, which offers assurance to schools that if they procure from its members, they are buying quality products and services they can trust.

SATs tests taken by seven-year-olds in England are to be abolished by 2023, however, nine-year-olds will still have to sit the controversial exams under new plans.

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