As part of the government’s pledge that all school pupils will have access to mental health support by 2029-30, recent steps ...

New research by The Sutton Trust has revealed that disadvantaged children from London have much greater opportunities, with 20 constituencies with the highest ranking for opportunity being in London.

This March, we hosted our first ever Education Business Live event in London, which allowed education professionals to explore key sector challenges and discover the latest solutions.

The government has allocated more than £630 million to public buildings to upgrade their energy measures, such as heat pumps, ...

A recent TeacherTapp survey found that only half of parents attended parents evening appointments (either online or in person ...

The Welsh government is to increase the funding for the Flexible Skills Programme from £1.3 million a year to over £7.5 ...

At this year’s Bett, Education Secretary Michael Gove gave a thought provoking speech on how technology is revolutionising the way education is delivered. He started by reflecting on how technology ...

Efficiency is a word brought up time and again when it comes to financial matters. But what does it really mean – and can it be applied in a school setting? A report by NASBM looks at how working more ...

New research has found that one in four (28 per cent) school leaders and headteachers across England are planning to leave ...

With the challenge of balancing the school budget becoming ever harder, Elaine Skates, chief executive of the Council for Learning Outside the Classroom (CLOtC), explains why schools must continue to ...

Sport in schools can help to create a much needed active generation among the nation’s youth. The Sports & Physical Education (PE) Association UK discuss why investment in sport is crucial to pupils’ ...

Malcolm Groves and John West-Burnham, authors of Flipping Schools, offer a radical re-think on traditional approaches to school improvement, focusing on the education of the most vulnerable, ...