Education unions call for Prime Minister to ‘keep his promise’ on education
The NAHT and NEU education unions have called for the Prime Minister to ‘keep his promise’ on education in the Comprehensive Spending Review and...
September 30, 2021
Adaptations in 2022 summer exams need to ensure fairness for students
GCSE, AS and A-level exams in England next summer will be adapted to maximise fairness and help students reach their potential. Following a public consultation, the...
September 30, 2021
Three dads and a 300-mile challenge to prevent young suicide
Three ordinary dads who lost young daughters to suicide are preparing to set off on an extraordinary journey to help spare other families the...
September 28, 2021
New dyslexia campaign to highlight the superpowers of dyslexics
Dyslexia Awareness Month begins on 1 October 2021 and international charity, Made By Dyslexia, has launched a new campaign called ‘THIS is Dyslexia’, to help provide a greater understanding of the superpowers dyslexics bring to the world. Endorsed...
September 27, 2021
Work begins on first net-zero schools in the North West
Wates and the Department for Education (DfE) have announced that work has begun on building some of the UK’s first net-zero schools. Lytham St Annes High...
September 24, 2021
BBC opens up digital archive and launches schools storytelling project to mark centenary year
The BBC has made two significant education announcements as part of its centenary celebrations in 2022. Next year, the entire digitised BBC broadcast archive...
September 23, 2021
Free glasses for pupils in school to tackle poor eyesight and boost literacy
Thousands of pupils will benefit from an expanded programme that provides two free pairs of glasses to improve reading and writing by tackling poor...
September 23, 2021
A look at remote school learning through the pandemic
New research from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) has revealed that remote learning was, at best, a partial substitute for in-class teaching during...
September 22, 2021
Into Film launches mental wellbeing campaign for UK schools
Education charity, Into Film has launched a comprehensive programme of curated films, resources and teacher tools supporting the mental wellbeing of pupils ahead of...
September 22, 2021
A Lost Generation: Parents set to spend £24 billion on tutors
New research from Tutorful, the experts in online tutoring, reveals that 78% of secondary school parents think that the pandemic has had a negative impact...
September 21, 2021
