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In her speech, Lucy Powell set out a bold vision to reimagine childhood for a new era.
Majority of young people support more hands-on learning from age 14.
New whole-school approach to give schools new package of support to tackle misogyny and combat influence of figures like Andrew Tate
New Vocational GCSEs for students to study vocational courses at school, with nationally-set content, grading and assessment, alongside a strong academic core of English, maths and science.
Education Secretary convenes leaders from education, industry, and local government at No.10 North to put local expertise at heart of education policies.
Government updates school food standards for first time in over a decade, backed by Chef Jamie Oliver, actor and campaigner Dame Emma Thompson and parents.
Tougher rules close loopholes used to overcharge parents, as Prime Minister's series of 'everyday fixes' make life fairer and give people room to breathe.
Families to save up to £1,200 a year from free school meals, free breakfast clubs and cheaper uniforms.
Over 6,000 more students achieve grade 7 and above in maths is largest ever uptick in maths standards.
T Level results grow substantially as more students achieve more A and A* grades in A Level maths.
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