Education News

Young people are learning more from the internet about certain sex education topics than from school, a new poll has found. While 50% of...

Projected falls in pupil numbers could have a significant impact on school funding across England, according to a new report. The Education Policy Institute’s...

This year’s annual Liverpool International Jazz Festival was a triumph. An intensive four-day jazz fest from 22-24 February 2024 showcased local emerging talent, steadfast...

A recent webinar for educators has shown results in a poll of delegates including heads of special educational needs (SEN), headteachers and other senior...

Inspire Learning Teaching School Hub (TSH) has received overwhelmingly positive feedback from induction tutors following an in-depth survey.  Induction tutors play a vital role...

The World Health Organisation/Europe (WHO) recently released the second volume of the Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) study, which focuses on patterns of...

The Education Secretary has announced the government ‘has a plan’ to deliver 60,000 more special needs places to meet the needs of pupils and...

The first cohort on the Initial Teacher Training (ITT) National Professional Qualification in Leading Teacher Development (NPQLTD), developed and led by the National Association...

Ahead of a huge summer of sport in 2024, schools are set to receive new guidance on delivering two hours of PE a week...