Tag: England

A deep dive into the review of student suicides in England reveals that universities might be missing the mark when it comes to addressing the real issues at hand. The parents of a student...

School Leaders Confront Rising Parental Abuse in UK SchoolsSchool leaders across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland are sounding the alarm on a disturbing trend: parental abuse towards staff members. According to a recent survey,...

The government's recent push to implement free breakfast clubs in primary schools across England is being hailed as a crucial step in addressing child poverty. Despite the estimated £3 billion annual cost to eliminate...

**Drama School Funding Crisis in England: National Catastrophe Sparks Concern**World-leading drama schools in England are facing a financial crisis that threatens to turn back the clock, shutting down opportunities for talented young people from...

Bristol Old Vic Theatre School Ends Undergraduate ProgramsOne of the UK's most renowned drama schools, Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, known for producing Oscar-winners like Olivia Colman, Daniel Day-Lewis, and Jeremy Irons, has made...

The safety of postwar school buildings in England is under intense scrutiny as ministers have ordered mandatory structural surveys to ensure the well-being of students and staff. Concerns about hidden defects that could lead...

Teachers and Parents Voice Concerns Over SEND CrisisIn a recent report by the National Audit Office, it was found that the number of children and young people entitled to government support through education, health,...

MPs Launch New Inquiry into England's Special Educational Needs CrisisFrustrated parents dealing with the shortcomings of England's special educational needs and disabilities (Send) system have been told not to expect quick fixes, as Members...

Council deficits in England could spiral to “absurd” levels in excess of £8bn in less than three years without radical reform of special educational needs funding, a leading economics thinktank has said. Spending on...

Protecting Vulnerable UK Children from School Expulsion: The Fight to Keep Them SafeIn a heart-wrenching battle to protect vulnerable children from being unfairly expelled from school, a group of dedicated lawyers has taken a...

Rising Public Services Complaints in England: A 36% Increase Since 2016Public services complaints in England have seen a significant increase of 36% since 2016, according to a recent report by Demos, a leading thinktank....

Teaching assistants, librarians, and catering workers in England's schools are facing a crisis when it comes to behavior from students, parents, and carers. According to a recent survey by Unison, a union representing school...

Special needs education in England and Wales is facing a crisis that is leaving children vulnerable to criminal and sexual exploitation, according to experts. Parents of victims have expressed frustration over failed attempts to...

School leaders in England are facing a significant challenge in managing the increasing number of behavior issues among students in the post-Covid era. The Department for Education (DfE) recently released figures that highlighted a...

Primary school headteachers in England are pushing for the removal of mandatory tests for year 1 pupils. The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) has advised the government to reconsider tests on phonics, times...

Serious youth violence in England is a widespread issue that affects children of all backgrounds, according to a recent joint report by school, police, and probation inspectors. The report highlights that children as young...

The government's plan to create 100,000 new nursery places in English primary schools faces challenges, according to recent research. The research highlights a mismatch between capacity and demand, with concerns raised about staffing, sleep...

Schools in England are facing a debate over whether to ban cakes and biscuits from being served as part of school lunches due to their high sugar content. Food campaigners, including Action on Sugar,...

Financial Struggles: 75% of England Universities Projected to Be in Debt Next YearEngland’s universities are facing a financial crisis, with nearly three out of four expected to be in debt next year, according to...

Thousands of young children in England are being treated for health issues related to severe obesity, leading experts to warn of a growing public health crisis. Data from the NHS shows that 9.6% of...

Schools in England are set to receive a significant increase in funding, with a focus on supporting children with special educational needs. However, experts are warning that the additional billions allocated may not be...

Schools in England and Wales are using creative methods to encourage students to attend classes regularly, in response to concerns that high levels of absence could have long-term consequences. Techniques such as therapy dogs,...

The number of individuals pursuing nursing as a career has significantly decreased across England, with some regions experiencing a 40% decrease in successful applications, as reported by the largest nursing union. The latest data...

According to recent data analysis, more than 80 private schools in England have closed each year on average over the past decade. Despite concerns raised by Labour's proposal to impose VAT on private school...

The number of disadvantaged teenagers in England who go on to study at university has decreased for the first time on record. This has raised concerns about social mobility in the country. According to...

Special educational needs (SEN) funding in England has reached a record £10bn per year, with the number of children and young people eligible for government support expected to double to 1 million in the...

The government in England has made the decision to halt the opening of 44 new state schools, including three sixth-form colleges supported by Eton, in order to assess the demand and value for money...

Black history should be a mandatory part of the curriculum in England according to Lavinya Stennett, the founder of the Black Curriculum. She believes that by relegating black history to just one month or...

Claims that England’s grammar schools will be overwhelmed by an influx of students priced out of private schools due to VAT on fees are not supported by data from over half of the selective...

Young people with disabilities and additional needs in residential schools and colleges in England will soon have access to free NHS hearing, dental, and eyesight checks. The program, which was piloted by the government...