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The Secretary of State talks about the making of an 'educational underclass'.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Tim Loughton explains why all private fostering arrangements need to be disclosed to local authorities.
Letter from the Schools Minister to The Times on free schools.
Figures reveal how the new English Baccalaureate is increasing the proportion of pupils taking core academic subjects.
Children’s Minister Tim Loughton announces an extra £6 million a year to provide additional support for foster carers and vulnerable families.
The Government is giving parents new opportunities to put their child in a great local school by announcing that 24 free schools will open in September this year.
The Department for Education launches a consultation on changes to how Care to Learn will continue to support teenage parents in education and unpaid training in England.
The number of disabled children receiving short breaks more than doubled between April 2008 and March 2011, with increases in every area of the country. The findings are published today in a report by Together for Disabled C…
Congratulations from Nick Gibb to the GCSE students collecting their exam results today.
Biographies of the new appointees to Ofsted's Board.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb's statement on absence in schools.
Gibb: Today we can all celebrate the success of the hundreds of thousands of students who have worked hard and are collecting their well earned results.
Nick Gibb: Improvement welcome – but more needs to be done.
Children's Minister Tim Loughton visits High Ashurst Education Centre in Dorking.
Recent reports that children are beginning school without knowing their own name highlight the help and support that young children need in the crucial early years of their life.
Comment on the pupil projection figures published by the Department.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb responds to the Education Select Committee's report on the English Baccalaureate.
The Department has today published the annual school exclusion statistics for 2009/10.
The Department for Education launches a consultation on proposed changes to the contribution rate for employees in the Teachers’ Pension Scheme.
The Department has today launched its review of personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education, as outlined in the Schools White Paper.
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