‘Skills for jobs’ white paper to spur growth of higher-level vocational and technical courses in England The government is to publish its long-promised overhaul of skills and vocational education in England, which will give employers a direct role in designing Read more…
Edexcel admits it was wrong to cut British jazz artist Courtney Pine from course The work of the British jazz artist Courtney Pine is to be swiftly reinstated to A-level music, after an examination board admitted it had been wrong Read more…
Find out what you’ll need to do during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak to maintain provision.
Information for parents and carers about going back to schools, nurseries and colleges in January 2021.
Education Minister Kirsty Williams said she had “no choice” in scrapping classroom assessments.
Edexcel initially defended decision to cut British jazz artist Courtney Pine from course An exam board has admitted it was wrong to drop the work of the British jazz artist Courtney Pine from its A-level music course, thereby leaving no Read more…
Information for schools and colleges about how they can start to test pupils and students from January.
Footballer says his campaign to end child food poverty in England still has a ‘million miles to go’ The footballer Marcus Rashford has called on ministers to offer a guaranteed “meal a day” to all school pupils in England in Read more…
More work is needed to understand its benefits in schools in England given the new variant, health officials say.
The youngest and oldest pupils, plus those with additional support needs will be among the first to return to classrooms.