The Government announced £175 million for 19 new Technical Excellence Colleges across the country.

The Government has issued guidance that advises parents to limit screen time for two to five-year-olds to an hour a day, and less if possible.

The National Education Union said its findings show mainstream schools are not resourced or staffed to cope with current levels of need.

Dame Rachel de Souza has called for tech companies to create platforms that are safer by design.

The new guidance comes as the Government is also considering Australia-style measures to limit or ban social media for under-16s.

The current system ‘does not work’, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said.

The Government has published its Schools White Paper, including how it will reform the Send system.

Graduates said student loans had made affording a mortgage more difficult and exacerbated cost-of-living concerns.

Sir Martyn Oliver told Bett UK: ‘I want children to live their childhoods. I don’t want them to watch it on a screen’.

The Education Secretary told the Bett UK conference AI can ‘deliver the biggest leap forward for learning in centuries’.

Damien Egan was reportedly prevented from visiting Bristol Brunel Academy after intervention from pro-Palestinian activists.

Below is a guide to school closures, including how decisions are made, and any rights parents have if their child’s school is closed.

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson said the Government will make sure local schools are the right schools for children and young people with Send.

Exams regulator Ofqual is consulting on allowing exam boards to each submit proposals for two qualifications with onscreen elements.

The Education Secretary made a statement in the Commons on Thursday about the ‘sickening case’ of paedophile nursery worker Vincent Chan.

Schools watchdog Ofsted has released its annual report for 2024/25.

Exams regulator Ofqual has published revised figures on access arrangements after previous ones were withdrawn.

Dozens of students and staff gathered to protest against the potential future course closures on Monday.

Businesses polled by The Careers & Enterprise Company said making it easier to work with schools would make them more likely to offer work experience.