New research has revealed that Computing is growing in popularity as a subject taken at both GCSE and A-Level. However, despite climbing levels of student interest, the subject is facing a teaching ...

The Education Committee has called for a statutory ban on social media for children, alongside urgent action to address features it says are deliberately designed to drive excessive screen use among ...

The government has announced £1 billion to boost PE and school sport in a bid to end the fitness postcode lottery. The new PE and School Sport Partnerships Network will give more young people access ...

New research shows a reality gap between the government’s policy intentions and progress to date on opening new school-based nursery scheme. Although there are advantages to providing nurseries within ...

The cross-party House of Lords Public Services Committee has launched an inquiry into falling primary school rolls. The Committee aims to examine how demand for primary schools is changing and ...

Increasing proportions of pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are becoming concentrated in a small number of mainstream schools in England, placing growing pressure on those ...

The research, released during Safeguarding Awareness Week and organised annually by Tes, surveyed teachers across the sector. It found that most schools now see safeguarding as embedded within ...

Adults will now be able to access higher education more flexibly under government reforms to student finance. From September 2026, for the first time ever people will be able to access student finance ...

The Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has launched a new International SEND Alliance at the Education World Forum. She called on countries to join a new alliance of nations to share experiences ...

The government’s schools white paper outlines plans to reform the SEND system, with proposals including a tiered approach to support, increased involvement from health professionals, and funding to ...

As schools respond to new enrichment expectations, Matt Healey, adventure lead at the Field Studies Council, explores how outdoor learning can help young people build resilience, confidence and the ...