New data from UCAS shows that only 32.5 per cent of Welsh 18-year-olds had applied to university by the end of June this year ...

The government has unveiled new Technical Excellence Colleges, which will be situated up and down the country to train and ...

The Welsh government is part-funding Wales’ Summer Reading Challenge, which sees children try to read at least six books to unlock rewards like a meda ...

These systemic changes to the English (and Welsh) education system form the backdrop of the Higher Education Policy Institute ...

Why is art, craft and design education so vital to our culture, our society, our economy and ourselves? The reasons are myriad, meaningful, complex and fiscal says Lesley Butterworth.

Places People Play Sports Getting more people playing and enjoying sport is the cornerstone of Sport England’s work. In January, we announced our new five-year youth and community sport strategy that ...

Teacher Tapp’s 2024-25 end of year report reveals that student absence was a major worry, with 69 per cent of primary and 80 ...

The government has announced an extra £18 million for local councils in England so they can rollout early intervention child ...

Speeding up school trips to Europe Educational Trips A collaborative boarder initiative is making it easier for school groups to visit Europe. The School Travel Forum explains how schools can benefit ...

The decline of drama and the arts in schools Drama There have been increasing concerns that the introduction of the English Baccalaureate (Ebacc) and Progress 8 has put arts subjects at risk, with ...

Comment: DfE's Jennifer Williams on procurement Procurement The start of a new school year provides us the ideal opportunity to challenge and break our buying habits, writes Jennifer Williams, ...

Is a paper-free school a proposal too far? Document Management Many organisations are clogged up with too much paper. The advent of the internet was supposed to herald the dawn of a paper-free world, ...