A world class training facility designed to deliver the ‘workforce of tomorrow’ has officially opened in Cumbria.   

PSHE can help support mental and physical health, reduce the risks of alcohol misuse and encourage financial capability. It’s a lesson every child deserves, writes Teresa Pearce 

Former minister Justine Greening has warned Theresa May she must heed the concerns of younger people as she negotiates Brexit.

International students could be excluded from UK immigration numbers, the Prime Minister has suggested.

As rising automation and huge strides in AI change the employment market out of all recognition, the UK's education system needs to change, writes Shadow Education Minister Lord Watson

Labour peer Lord Hutton says with 85% of young adults in favour of a better financial education, it may be time for the Government to look at making financial education in primary a statutory responsibility.

Ex-Cabinet minister Justine Greening has called on her colleagues to stop "sounding off" about Theresa May and get behind her.

Shadow Minister for Public Health Sharon Hodgson MP says that a new report further illustrates the health benefits that universal free schools meals have on children's education.

A newly-appointed minister's job is hanging in the balance after Theresa May said she was "appalled" by an all-male dinner he attended at which female hostesses were reportedly groped and sexually harassed.

Lecturers at dozens of British universities have voted to go on strike next month over changes to their pensions.

British inventions are often monetised overseas and the benefits accrue elsewhere. From the world wide web to the electric car, this is the land of missed opportunity.

As fears grow over a ‘retention crisis’ in secondary schools, Mike Kane and William Wragg – two ex-teachers turned MPs – discuss the causes of teacher dissatisfaction, and what government can do to put them right 

Two-year degrees could make a crucial difference to those put off by the huge burden of debt. But to make them work we need a radical shift in attitudes, writes Baroness Garden

This simplistic pitch for two-year degrees shows ministers are more interested in their own PR than in building a model that works, writes Gordon Marsden

A top Tory minister has lashed out at Theresa May’s former chief aide in a spat over the sacking of Justine Greening.

Justine Greening was removed as Education Secretary after she blocked Theresa May’s plans to slash tuition fees, ex-Number 10 aide Nick Timothy has claimed. 

High-profile Tory MPs have joined forces with Labour in calling for Theresa May to use the sugar tax to feed hungry kids during the school holidays.

Theresa May was forced to issue a grovelling apology today after an attack on Labour’s Angela Rayner spectacularly backfired.

Toby Young has quit his role on a universities watchdog following a huge controversy over a string of offensive tweets he posted in the past.

Jon Ashworth has called on Theresa May to sack Toby Young from his role with the new universities watchdog over his "disgusting, offensive and sexist" tweets.

Theresa May has reportedly voiced concerns about "distasteful" tweets sent by Toby Young, as she came under pressure from Tory MPs to axe him from a role with the new universities regulator.

Councils are powerless to stop pupils from being educated in rogue faith schools with 1000 boys attending unregistered schools in one London borough alone, according to a report from Hackney Council.

Labour have written to Theresa May demanding she strips Toby Young of his new role on the board of the new universities regulator.

Theresa May is facing a fresh rebellion after six senior Tory MPs said they will back moves to remove foreign students from immigration figures.