Government’s antisemitism adviser condemns masked protesters who disrupted lecture being given by Israeli economics professor

Ambitious young people should perhaps forget management consulting and buy a copy of Debrett’s instead

School violence was the first topic on this week’s BBC Debate Night programme. As one of the panellists on the show, I wasn’t surprised, because…

Shadow education secretary talks to Tes about the ‘pushback’ facing heads on exclusions, how schools are ‘lagging’ on phone bans and why RISE plans are ‘reckless’

The vision for a simpler skills system is welcome, but deep-rooted issues need addressing

Teacher vacancies are even lower than during the pandemic

This blog was kindly authored by Professor Randall S Whittaker Principal and CEO Rose Bruford College. London’s creative industries are not a cultural accessory; they are an economic engine. Around one in seven jobs in the capital sits within the creative industries, and if you include creative roles embedded across other sectors, that figure rises […]

Pupils missing more than half of classes hit a termly record high in Spring 2025, according to new figures from the Department for Education. An analysis published today by the Centre for Social…

Phil Stock’s latest blog in our Pupil Premium Strategy series explores why outcomes matter and the need for precision.

A simple idea of parents sharing their life experiences with students over a cup of tea has turned into a powerful part of our curriculum, explains this international school leader

Maths is a subject that lends itself to continuous provision, writes Katie Jenkins, who shares advice on how to meet curriculum objectives through play

While standards have improved in the subject, there is still one big systemic weakness, says Steve Brace

For providers, Ofsted inspection confidence grows from evidence-led improvement, not compliance paperwork

New vice-chancellor at London South Bank discusses FE-HE integration, universities’ reputation problem and what he learnt from years at top of Civil Service

Promises of more personalised education may stifle students’ ability to grow and change, according to UCL provost

There's a lot of references to postgraduate study in the white paper. Mark Bennett tries to make sense of how it all fits together

This week’s card from Hugh Jones’ postbag takes us to a very early polytechnic This week’s card from Hugh Jones’ postbag takes us to a very early polytechnic

Pupil absence, including overall, authorised and unauthorised absence and persistent absence by reason and pupil characteristics for the full academic year.

In recent years, UK higher education has made significant strides in embedding employability into the curriculum. From frameworks and toolkits to strategic initiatives, the sector has embraced the idea that employability is not an add-on, but a core element and outcome of any academic course. Yet, as the new Uncovering Skills report reveals, embedding is […]