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Grant letters to increase analytical capabilities of Skills Advisory Panels, that aim to better align local skills supply and employer demand.
Ministers and campaigners back new pledge to end the use of Non-Disclosure Agreements within universities to silence complainants in sexual harassment cases
Termination warning notice issued to The Midland Academies Trust in relation to Nuneaton Academy by the Department for Education.
The government has set out plans for revised modern foreign languages GCSEs, helping to make the content more accessible for students.
Letter from Nadhim Zahawi, Secretary of State for Education to Amanda Spielman, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector regarding reforms to unregulated provision.
Over 585 former teachers have already come forward to support face-to-face learning
New figures reveal over 300,000 tutoring courses began last term
On-site Covid lateral flow tests for secondary pupils on return to school, with students and staff encouraged to test twice a week
Face-to-face education prioritised as it is important for pupils’ education and wellbeing
Over 600,000 children attended free, government-funded Holiday Activities and Food clubs this summer, including over 495,000 eligible for free school meals
Omicron expected to cause increased staff absence levels in the spring term, with former teachers needed to expand supply staff across country.
The Secretary of State’s letter to the STRB asking for recommendations on teachers’ pay and conditions for 2022.
The government has launched a national review and local inspection following the murder of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes.
Young people who are most at risk of serious violence or gang exploitation will receive targeted support to keep them engaged in education and attending lessons
Nine new Institutes of Technology and a multi-million-pound investment in skills and technical training to level up opportunities for everyone
Every pupil across England will see an increase in funding, as school budgets are set to get an additional £4bn next year.
More places in children’s homes for vulnerable young people along with mandatory national standards and new Ofsted accountability to end unregulated accommodation.
Correspondence between the Secretary of State for Education and the panel setting out the terms of reference for the national review following the murder of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes.
A series of programmes to help disadvantaged pupils boost their maths and literacy skills will be delivered from January
Termination warning notice to the Southerly Point Co-operative Multi-Academy Trust in relation to Landewednack Community Primary School.
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