Higher education watchdog the Office for Students (OFS) is understood to be launching a review of how £1.3bn per year of funding might give more support to "priority" subjects in the spring.
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Schools, as we all know, are very important to children’s overall development. Very few children have been directly affected by Covid-19, but many have suffered from its social consequences.
Higher education watchdog the Office for Students (OFS) is understood to be launching a review of how £1.3bn per year of funding might give more support to "priority" subjects in the spring.
Latest figures from the Office for Students, England’s higher education watchdog, show that rapid annual growth in the proportion of students awarded first-class degrees has stalled, after significant annual increases since 2011.
Nearly 1 in 3 adolescent girls from the poorest households around the world has never been to school, according to a new UNICEF paper launched today as education ministers gather at the Education World Forum and as leaders prepare to convene...
British solicitor and former Chief Crown Prosecutor Nazir Afzal OBE has given his backing to a new international essay writing competition, the results...
According to the government website Ofsted are due to visit all schools deemed to be outstanding within the next five years under new Government proposals.
Latest figures from Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) more than a quarter of children referred to mental health services are being denied help despite extra government funding to improve access. Analysis by the Education Policy...
A brand new report by the 2020 Modern Families Index has found that more parents now feel under pressure to check their work emails in the evening.
An Islamic school has been "unlawfully segregating" boys and girls for all activities except weekly assemblies.
The number of working teenagers has almost halved in the last 20 years, a study suggests, sparking fears of the "death of the Saturday job".
Half of apprenticeship courses in England have been accused of being "fake" by an education think tank.