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Analysis shows that since the pandemic those living in poverty were 3.7 times more likely to be sent home than other pupilsIncreasing numbers of children from poor backgrounds are being suspended from schools in England since the pandemic, according to…
KCL study finds many leading UK institutions remain highly dependent on Chinese studentsUK universities would be hugely damaged by a sustained diplomatic rift between Britain and China, according to a report that predicts difficulty in replacing the Ch…
Research also finds there is no standardisation of training on subject across medical universitiesMore than a third of UK medical students do not receive sexual misconduct training, research has found.The study by researchers at the University of Cambr…
Figures show government is well short of 26,360 target amid crisis in teacher recruitment and retentionOnly half of the required number of trainee secondary school teachers in England have been recruited as the academic year gets under way, analysis sh…
Research will prompt further alarm among medical leaders trying to tackle the spiralling workforce crisisOne in three medical students plan to quit the NHS within two years of graduating, either to practise abroad or abandon medicine altogether, accord…
Tulane university researchers accused of ‘serious’ violations that breached international protocol over animal deathsAn animal rights group is demanding the firing of researchers at a Louisiana university who killed laboratory rats with scissors and a …
Schools minister Lotta Edholm moves students off digital devices and on to books and handwriting, with teachers and experts debating the pros and consSince young children went back to school across Sweden recently, many of their teachers have been putt…
Business Insider reports on “a soaring number of Gen Zers who has decided to skip college altogether.
“Four million fewer teenagers enrolled at a college in 2022 than in 2012.”
For many, the price tag has simply grown too exorbitant to justify the…
Government contract aims to reduce the number of specialist care plans by a fifthThe government has quietly signed a contract targeting 20% cuts to the number of new education plans for children with special educational needs and disabilities (Send) to…
A United Nations report “says that overreliance on remote learning technology during the pandemic led to ‘staggering’ education inequality around the world,” reports the New York Times. The 655-page report from the United Nations’ education/culture age…