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Stay up to date with the latest education news, covering policy changes, government announcements, funding updates, and key developments affecting schools, teachers, and students. From breaking stories on Ofsted reports and curriculum reforms to workforce challenges and assessment updates, our coverage keeps education professionals informed with timely, reliable reporting.
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Mar- 2025 -27 March
Welsh language skills improving in further education but impact ‘inconsistent’
Training schemes to enhance Welsh language skills in further education and apprenticeships are making a positive impact, but with inconsistencies…
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27 March
Prioritise individualised approaches to tackle pupil absences, NFER says
Schools should prioritise supportive, individualised approaches to tackling pupil absence while recognising that sanctions still have a role to play,…
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27 March
Govt and GBE invests £200m in solar power for schools and NHS
The UK government and Great British Energy has announced a £200m investment to support new rooftop solar power and renewable…
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26 March
Backlog of repairs continue to affect UK school buildings
Teachers in England continue to report widespread problems with the condition of classrooms in a survey carried out by Teacher…
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26 March
Ofsted survey of parents ‘misses the point’, says NAHT
The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) said that Ofsted has “rather missed the point” with its latest survey, which…
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25 March
Legal action launched over teachers’ pension transfer delays
Law firm Leigh Day has launched a legal claim on behalf of former and current members of teachers’ union NASUWT…
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25 March
Fulneck School in Pudsey to close after 270 years
Fulneck School in Pudsey, a private and boarding school in Leeds, has announced it is set to close for good…
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25 March
ASCL ‘extremely disappointed’ in Ofsted’s grading reform proposals
The Association of School and College leaders (ASCL) has said it is “extremely disappointed” by proposals set out in Ofsted’s…
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25 March
Council approves plans for new £120m school despite opposition
Midlothian Council has approved plans for a new £120m secondary school, Beeslack High School, which will have capacity for 1,600…
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24 March
Chancellor dismisses reports universal free school meals could be axed
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has denied claims that ministers are considering ending universal school meals for primary school children. The news…
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