A man and a woman have admitted running fake distance learning courses which netted sums of more than £200,000.
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25th Dec 2024 | Updated at 11:06am 25th Dec 2024
IIM Kozhikode’s first ever international conclave explores relevance of India’s soft power in today’s globalised world
The Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode (IIMK), one of India’s premier business schools, hosted several hundred business and academic delegates in London for their first ever international conclave on ‘Globalising Indian Thought,’ on 24-25...
Education VAT: Heath House School Director stands with middle-income families
Heath House Preparatory School in Blackheath, London, will absorb the full cost of Labour’s 20% VAT charge to attract new students from rival independent schools.
Primary and secondary pupils in England will learn about relationships, keeping safe online and looking after their mental health as part of compulsory lessons from September next year.
A building at the University of Wolverhampton’s Telford Innovation Campus has been renamed by its Chancellor.
Many black pupils in England are having their education dumbed down after being wrongly identified as having one of a range special needs, a study says.
Pupils from around the UK went "on strike" on Friday as part of a global campaign for action on climate change. Students around the country walked out of schools to call on the government to declare a climate emergency and take active steps...
Rajay Naik, former director of The Open University, has been appointed chief commercial officer at Study Group
Cash incentives and a better work-life balance are part of a new attempt to solve England's teacher shortage.
Universities that use unconditional offers to pressurise students into accepting places could be fined or even lose their university status, England's higher education watchdog says.
As secondary school tables are published, BBC analysis shows it will take over 70 years for poorer pupils to catch up with their peers at GCSE.
Justine Greening says she had plans to scrap tuition fees, before she lost the job of education secretary a year ago. She says she wanted a graduate contribution scheme to fund England's universities where "you wouldn't have a loan, you wouldn't...
