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The Environment Agency steps up its incident response to tackle the impacts of continued dry weather, following the driest June since 1925.
Opportunity Area scheme launched to offer sports, arts and cultural activities to disadvantaged young people, building character and resilience
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The funding will allow GPs to refer more patients to social activities and other types of support to improve health and wellbeing and reduce demand on NHS services.
Gavin Williamson visited Rubb in Gateshead where he outlined the benefits of defence to local jobs and industry.
Bradwell nuclear site in Essex has taken another critical step towards closing its doors later this year as work to safely manage the final remaining radioactive waste stream comes to an end.
The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has appointed Professor Chris Gosden as the Society of Antiquaries trustee of the British Museum for a period of 4 years commencing 2 August 2018.
How Danesfield School used educational technology to help the school, its staff and pupils improve.
Southwark Teaching School Alliance looked at ways to replace written feedback with verbal feedback and peer or self-assessment to help reduce staff workload.
In the Wigan West area, 15 schools looked at how they could reduce workload by carrying out the recommendations of the Independent Review Group on Marking.
How St Peter’s C of E Primary School worked with 4 other schools to identify ways to measure pupil progress that could be collected easily.
How Cam Everlands Primary School introduced new technology to help teach the curriculum, engage pupils and reduce teacher workload.
How Whitley Bay High School investigated the impact of shared planning on reducing teacher workload.
The Health and Social Care Secretary spoke to hospital staff about his priorities: the workforce, technology and prevention.
Today, Damian Hinds spoke at the NAHT conference where he announced plans to improve teacher early career support and development, as well as new measures on school accountability
As we celebrate the department's second anniversary, we look at how far we've come and what we're doing to ensure Britain becomes a global leader in free trade once we leave the EU.
New figures reveal how satisfied students are in further education
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Liz Truss visited Suffolk to hear from local businesses about their exporting success.
Children encouraged to get making this summer as part of the Year of Engineering, a government campaign to show young people how they could shape the future as engineers.
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Esther McVey's speech on personalisation and digitalisation of benefits and support at Reform.
The ESFA has a sound system of governance and internal control, in its first annual report, which the Comptroller and Auditor General has certified, receiving an unqualified audit opinion.
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