Born in New Delhi, India in the year 2009, Sohini Roy is currently a Year 4 student of Nelson Primary School in Birmingham and has recently featured in...
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20th Sep 2026 | Updated at 05:14am 20th Sep 2026
British Asian students shine as schools celebrate A-level success
A-level results are in and for thousands of British Asian students, the numbers tell a story of ambition, achievement and some remarkable individual successes.
Building educational opportunity through community-led action
Bal Shiksha Foundation is a young Indian NGO focused on improving educational outcomes for children from disadvantaged backgrounds by strengthening the ecosystems around them. Rather than treating education in isolation, the organisation works...
Despite warnings about the impact of the EU Referendum and Brexit having on higher education, the first figures for 2018 reveal that over 100,000 EU and overseas candidates have applied to take up higher education courses this autumn.
The head of Ofsted, Amanda Spielman has warned that religious extremists are “preventing” by using schools to not let children broaden their horizons as...
Wembley High Technology College has been named as one of the highest performing schools in the country. Last Thursday the Department for Education published secondary school league tables, featuring the results of the first students to sit new,...
College IT students are taking part in a project for Comic Relief that hopes to engage young people with the charity.
In a video circulating on social media, the headteacher of England's best primary school, Neena Lall has been portrayed as Hitler, while the school's former...
The best primary school in England, St Stephen's in Newham, East London, received a lot of criticism and hence, decided to reverse its ban on children...
The country's best state primary school, St Stephen's Primary School in Upton Park, Newham, East London, has called on the Government to take a strong...
Teachers and pupils made a triumphant return to their original school site after the discovery of a chalk mine had forced them into a nine-month exile.
Support for the 45,000 deaf children in England is in "complete disarray" as staffing levels fail to match increased demand, a lobby group has claimed.
