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".
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21st Apr 2025 | Updated at 03:11am 21st Apr 2025
From Nehru to Ambedkar: How UK universities shaped Indian leaders
UK universities educate more national leaders than any other country, despite financial pressures, job cuts, and declining foreign student numbers, according to new research. A Jisc analysis found that in 2022, 50 world leaders had studied at...
University of Surrey unveils plans for International Branch Campus (IBC) in GIFT City, Gujarat
The University of Surrey is set to open a world-class International Branch Campus in GIFT City, Gujarat, India, delivered in collaboration with experienced transnational education group GUS Global Services (GGS).
Half of apprenticeship courses in England have been accused of being "fake" by an education think tank.
Primary-school exclusions for racism in England are up more than 40% in just over a decade with the biggest rise in the North West, official figures show. BBC News analysis of the figures showed:
SOAS South Asia Institute has again announced two full scholarships for residents of West Bengal, India to study MA South Asian Area Studies at SOAS for a full academic year, starting from 2020. These scholarships known as Bishwa Bangla Scholarships,...
As most schools and colleges are on Christmas holiday it’s important for students to use this holiday time wisely if they still haven’t applied to university...
The National Union of Students claim UK universities are 'a product of colonialism' and are calling for action to challenge 'racist structures' in higher education institutions.
A racism report surveying 195 students at Goldsmiths, University of London has revealed that almost half of the students are from minority backgrounds...
One in 20 children in England is in a school that has not been inspected for more than 10 years, the BBC has found.
The universities minister says it is "deeply concerning" so many student housing blocks remain unfinished, leaving students in temporary accommodation.
Parenting classes should be made more available to help families deal with challenging behaviour, research says.
