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We must reform the role of GPs, focus on preventative care and tackle mental health issues early in life to shore up the NHS for the next 75 yearsWe love the NHS because we value the concepts of equality of care and equity of access. But hospitals are …
Survey finds German is most affected by shift towards single-language offer in key stage 3Two-thirds of English state secondary schools teach only one foreign language, research shows, undermining the government’s efforts to shore up the numbers of pup…
Social and economic upheaval since the pandemic has resulted in many more families strugglingThe reasons for increased levels of pupil absence in England are multiple and complex. Some were an issue before the Covid pandemic closed schools and disrupte…
Exclusive: Extraordinary levels of absence fuelled by anxiety, illness and cost of living crisis‘His safe space is at home’: parents on why their children are absent from schoolOne in 10 GCSE-year pupils have been absent from school in England each day…
In today’s newsletter: A stalemate between lecturers and universities has left thousands of exams and dissertations ungraded – what’s the dispute about, and how might it end?• Sign up here for our daily newsletter, First EditionGood morning. Finishing …
Figma is expanding its partnership with Google for Education in a bid to introduce more school-age students to its product design and collaboration platforms. Announced during the Config event on Wednesday, June 21st, all K-12 students across the US ca…
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: A cleaner at a college in New York state accidentally destroyed decades of research by turning off a freezer in order to mute “annoying alarm” sounds. The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), in…
University says about 20% of final year students will be unable to graduate if industrial action continuesMore than 1,000 final year students at Durham University could be left without a degree this summer because of the marking boycott disrupting univ…
Speaking at launch of UK’s ‘first museum created with and for young people’, Tristram Hunt said it could help fill gapA “horrible disparity” is opening between state and private schools in the provision of creative education, the director of the V&…
Shadow arts minister highlights stark drop in number of students taking arts GCSEs, which has fallen by 40% since 2010Labour has accused the government of “stifling children’s creativity and damaging the talent pipeline” for Britain’s creative industri…