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‘Involved’ Instagram page will use polls and stories to hear views of 13 to 25-year-olds
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Letter from the Secretary of State for Education to Sally Collier, Chief Regulator, Ofqual on policy objectives related to exams and assessments in 2020/21.
Our proposals for assessing general qualifications in 2021 and the direction ahead for vocational and technical qualifications.
Businesses will have the flexibility to bring furloughed employees back to work part time from today (1 July) as part of the government’s plan to re-open the UK and kick-start our economy.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Michael Gove, gave the Ditchley Annual Lecture on “The privilege of public service”.
The results of Ofqual's surveys of perceptions of general qualifications and vocational and technical qualifications in England.
HM Revenue and Customs is asking tax credits customers to tell them about any changes in circumstances or income by 31 July.
A fund of up to £40 million will create jobs in nature recovery and conservation.
Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock gave the 22 June 2020 daily press briefing on the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic.
New subcontracting standard to tackle poor oversight and fraud
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has set out the first steps in the strategy to rebuild Britain and fuel economic recovery across the UK.
An extra £285 million-worth of improvements to courts and prisons this year will see hundreds of businesses supported and thousands of jobs created, as part of the Prime Minister’s plan for economic recovery.
Kate Still has been appointed by the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport as the Scotland Chair of the National Lottery Community Fund for four years from 15 June 2020 - 14 June 2024.
Our consultation on draft statutory guidance on exam boards’ arrangements for appeals this summer and decisions on GCSE, AS and A level autumn exams.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will announce a “New Deal” which puts jobs and infrastructure at the centre of the government’s economic growth strategy.
Magnox funding helps boost further and higher education opportunities in North Ayrshire.
Translations and accessible formats of a letter from the government sent to patients in England who are shielding.
Government housing agency Homes England has signed a deal with Newcastle City Council to lease office space in the city centre’s new building, The Lumen.
Ms Diane Corner OBE has been appointed Her Majesty's Consul-General to Jerusalem in succession to Mr Philip Hall OBE.
Four new prisons are to be built across England over the next six years.
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