The government is extending its Early Language Support for Every Child (ELSEC) programme until March 2026, allowing it to ...

The government is providing additional investment of £615 million, but schools are expected to find the first 1% of the pay ...

The Government’s Flexible Working Ambassadors Programme has been extended for a further year, enabling teachers to plan ...

Too often, the discourse around education technology is dominated by abstract premises and long-term visions rather than ...

The government has announced £302 million for further education colleges across England to improve their buildings that are ...

Funding for primary schools to set up nurseries has been more than doubled to £37 million. But how does the funding work, and ...

The government has rejected a recommendation to produce statutory guidance over the use of smart phones in schools, as ...

Take a moment to think back to when you were at school as a pupil, what comes to mind? Personally, I remember the hectic changeover’s between lessons as I ran from one end of the school to the other, ...

The Chancellor announced the creation of a National Insurance Contributions (NICs) Employment Allowance in the 2013 Budget. From 6 April 2014 this new initiative enables eligible companies to reduce ...

Every individual within the education sector has a responsibility to understand how GDPR will affect them. Ursula Oliver shares views and advice from the industry The move to GDPR will be much needed, ...

ParentPay analyses the progress of cashless payment systems in the education sector, examining the benefits to schools as well as the main barriers to adoption. The cashless schools revolution began ...

For over a decade, technology has been gradually transforming the education sector. The increased variety of equipment and software means that technology is no longer restricted to the ICT classroom.