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Teaching
State schools falling behind in AI training, report finds
State schools lag behind private schools in access to artificial intelligence (AI) training and resources, a report by the Sutton…
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Schools
Wiltshire schools recognised with dyslexia-friendly quality mark
Wiltshire Council has been recognised for its work to support children and young people with dyslexia, as 22 schools in…
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Workforce
Government appoints youth panel on education and jobs access
The government has formed a panel of young people with experience of being out of education, employment and training to…
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Teaching
Ofsted launches engagement programme ahead of November inspections
Ofsted has announced it will run a programme of webinars and regional events from September to help education providers prepare…
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Schools
UK student satisfaction rises in annual national survey
Satisfaction among UK final-year students has increased across all survey themes in the 2025 National Student Survey (NSS), with 86.9%…
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Schools
Half of parents lack school meal information, report finds
Nearly half of UK parents say they lack information about their children’s school meals, a survey has found, raising concerns…
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Policy
Welsh language education law receives royal assent
The Welsh government has revealed that a new legislation designed to help all children in Wales become confident Welsh speakers…
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Funding
Govt to roll out 1,000 Best Start Family Hubs
The government has announced plans to roll out up to 1,000 Best Start Family Hubs across England by 2028, providing…
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Safeguarding
Step by Step service first of kind to gain Ofsted accreditation
Youth charity Step by Step has announced that its supported lodgings scheme has become the first service of its kind…
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Higher
London Higher names King’s College vice chancellor as chair
London Higher has announced the appointment of professor Shitij Kapur, the vice chancellor and president of King’s College London, as…
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