Charity boss welcomes charter to boost jobs for Ealing young people with SEND
An Ealing charity has welcomed a new charter aimed at improving employment opportunities for young people in the borough with
London Mavericks lead way with choice of kit at highest level of women’s sport
Amid reports of body image remaining amongst the most prohibitive barrier to girls engaging in sport, one Netball Superleague (NSL)
LISTEN: UCL students react to government scrapping international targets for universities
Minister’s plans to reduce international students numbers by ditching targets and instead focusing on ‘education exports’ have received criticism from
Almost half of young carers miss out on education, Carers Trust inquiry finds
A report has found 49% of young carers (aged under 18) and young adult carers (aged 18-25) said they missed
Numbers of NEET young women approached decade high this summer
The number of young women not in education, employment, or training in the UK neared a decade high this summer,
Education leads children’s mental health support but young adults face ‘patchwork landscape’ of provision
Education is the leading source of mental health support for children aged 8 to 16, but slips to third place
GCSE drama entries drop significantly amid struggling arts curriculum
The uptake of Drama in English schools has seen a staggering decline in both GCSE and A Levels since 2010,
Black headteachers call for more diverse leadership
One of the few Black headteachers in London has echoed calls for more leadership diversity in education. According to a
UK Teachers say AI in education should be a Human Right
The majority of teachers in Britain believe that access to artificial intelligence in education should be considered a human right,
London’s school divide: where kids get the best and worst start
Ealing has the most top-rated secondary schools in London, with 11 out of 18 ranked ‘Outstanding’ by England’s schools watchdog,
South East London claims highest school exclusion rates in London
South East London has the highest rate of permanent school exclusions in London, according to available data starting in 2016