According to the latest analyse carried out by the Department of Education children of immigrants are ahead of their British counterparts in GCSE maths and English.
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21st Dec 2024 | Updated at 12:17pm 21st 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.
There is an ongoing debate within the education system about the importance of teaching pupils the truth about British colonialism including those aspects of it that are less than stellar.
According to the BBC university leaders in the UK and Europe have signed a joint statement calling for UK universities to remain part of European research schemes after Brexit.
According to the BBC the NHS in England is hiring 10,000 school leavers given training by the Prince's Trust charity. The new staff will go some way towards solving the shortage caused by rising demands on the service and falling EU migration.
According to a report by media regulator Ofcom fifty per cent of the UK's 10-year-olds owned a smartphone in 2019 and doubled between the ages of nine and 10, which Ofcom dubbed "the age of digital independence".
According to a social mobility charity London has become the "epicentre of the elites" in the UK, making it "off limits" for young people from poorer backgrounds.
A World Health Organization study suggests that one in four 11 to 15-year-olds in England have too little sleep. The Health Behaviour in School-aged Children report questions 3,398 11, 13 and 15-year-olds every four years. And 27% now say they...
A recent report has suggested that girls are twice as likely as boys to pass a GCSE in a modern foreign language. According to the report which was commissioned by the British Council just 38% of boys in England took a foreign language at GCSE...
Higher education watchdog the Office for Students (OFS) is understood to be launching a review of how £1.3bn per year of funding might give more support to "priority" subjects in the spring.
Latest figures from the Office for Students, England’s higher education watchdog, show that rapid annual growth in the proportion of students awarded first-class degrees has stalled, after significant annual increases since 2011.
