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We cannot let our apprentices suffer because of a poorly implemented tax that is stopping businesses from taking them on, says Lord Fox.
Robert Long from the House of Commons Library looks at the changes being introduced to Relationships and Sex Education in schools in England
The House of Commons Library has created a six-episode pilot podcast series on key policy areas to keep busy listeners across the detail, writes Eleanor Davis
Our new inquiry will help to shape a skills ecosystem that responds to local needs and national economic priorities
Those who choose not to go to university deserve a better deal, writes James Kirkup from the Social Market Foundation
More than 70 years after a Labour government transformed healthcare with the creation of the National Health Service, Jeremy Corbyn’s party is pledging to create a unified National Education Service providing cradle-to-grave learning free at the point of use. But are the plans deliverable? George Ryan looks at the party’s flagship education policy
A correlation between school exclusions and involvement in knife crime means more must be done to improve early intervention to help pupils maintain their education, says Robert Halfon
A former Tory minister has warned the Government that it risks appearing “against young people” if it ploughs ahead with plans to hike EU students’ fees after Brexit.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb believes politics has become far too negative. He tells Sebastian Whale that he’s determined to cut through the Brexit noise and make the positive case for the government’s education plans
Foreign students should be allowed to work in the UK for up to two years after they graduate, according to a former universities minister.
Former Health minister, Lib Dem MP Norman Lamb writes about a House of Commons debate relating to Restrictive Intervention of Children and Young People.
Ministers have been urged to re-examine funding for schools after fresh polling revealed that two in three secondary heads have been forced to let teachers go.
UK universities must do more to help serving and former armed forces personnel and their families, ministers have said.
Teachers have taken aim at school funding cuts as they claimed mental health problems among children were reaching a "crisis point".
A Labour government would abolish "high-stakes and high-stress" primary school tests and replace them with assessments that are tailored to individuals, Jeremy Corbyn has announced.
Universities that dole out "unjustifiable" first-class degrees could be handed six-figure fines under a crackdown unveiled by the Education Secretary.
A visibly furious Labour MP today tore into Theresa May after Cabinet minister Andrea Leadsom said parents should be free to bar their young children from LGBT education.
Secondary schools are to be given free sanitary products following a campaign against so-called "period poverty", Philip Hammond has announced.
Commenting on the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT-The Teachers’ Union, said:
In order to engage children in STEM subjects, we need to improve the standard of science teaching, says Lord Robert Winston
Having been awarded the B&CE’s Mowlem Award grant in 2018, Mates in Mind have launched their Apprentices’ Mental Health Survey to support improvements in the mental health of apprentices across the construction and related industries
With the UK ranking 17th for literacy amongst OECD countries, World Book Day and all it stands for is needed more than ever, writes Seema Malhotra
If we want to build a fairer society then we must close the regional attainment gap in our schools, write the co-chairs of the Social Mobility APPG Baroness Tyler and Justin Madders
Liberal Democrat Lords Spokesperson for Education & former Primary School headteacher, Lord Storey, writes ahead of his Lords debate on ‘Improving the swimming and life-saving skills of children provided through schools’.
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