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Letter from Andrew Thomas, Director of Funding and Financial Oversight at the Department for Education, to accounting officers in colleges.
Expansion of dynamic new model for children’s social care, cracking down on profiteering and more local support for foster carers and children in care
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
From September, 1,400 more schools get free breakfast clubs, branded uniform costs are capped, saving families up to £1,000 a year on school costs.
Series of webinars on RISE reception quality in schools led by senior education sector experts.
A notice to improve issued to Queen Elizabeth's Grammar, Alford - A Selective Academy by the Department for Education.
Free, classroom-ready lesson plans on the rule of law are now available to every school in England and Wales, following a new partnership between the Attorney General's Office, Oak National Academy and the Association fo…
Apology comes with £4 million package of support which includes easier access to adoption records
New data reveals 32,100 “Phantom NEETS” are being left to drift without help, with up to half of 16 and 17-year-olds unaccounted for in one area.
School teachers to see pay boosted over the next 2 years, as part of 17% increase since the general election, backed by significant additional investment.
Latest information and actions from the Department for Education about funding, assurance and resource management, for academies, local authorities and further education providers.
A provider worked with employers to help them understand the benefits of modular study and to co-design study modules.
How a provider worked with their Local Skills Improvement Partnership (LSIP) to create modules that meet employer needs and increase learner enrolment through targeted marketing.
How a provider increased enrolment on the modular acceleration programme (MAP) by raising awareness of modular study with prospective learners and employers.
How a provider in a rural area enrolled significant numbers of learners studying higher technical qualifications (HTQ) on modular acceleration programme (MAP) modules.
Graduates earn on average around £100,000 more over their lifetime than non-graduate counterparts, but returns vary by degree subject.
Government launches first of its kind guidance on creating dedicated teaching and support spaces for children with SEND.
The UK will support Gazan students to take up places at British universities and continue efforts to medically evacuate critically ill children for treatment in the NHS.
New investment in early years safeguarding to deliver 3,000 more surprise Ofsted nursery visits, tougher checks and faster action to keep children safe.
Government promises to deliver a “new deal for young people” with real opportunities to work and renewed social contract where hard work pays off
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