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The Government is to begin drawing up a new code which aims to tackle "chilling" attempts to stop people from expressing their views on university grounds.
Employers should discriminate against Eton-educated job-seekers, former Education Secretary Justine Greening has suggested.
Senior Labour MPs have hit out at the revelation that nobody from a Black Caribbean background was accepted on to the civil service graduate scheme in one year despite record numbers applying.
Former Primary School headteacher, Lib Dem House of Lords Education spokesperson Lord Storey writes ahead of his question on 'Gender pay gaps in academy schools and trusts'.
Educating your child at home is an important right for parents. But there are problem areas that need to be addressed, writes Lord Soley ahead of his Home Education (Duty of Local Authorities) Bill
Boris Johnson has committed Britain to spending more than £200m on educating "the world's most marginalised girls", while urging global leaders to follow suit.
Not enough employers are stepping up to the plate to provide high quality apprenticeships to combat the UK’s skills’ shortages, Unite, the country’s largest union, said today.
Ministers must "bear some responsibility" for poor mental health among young people, the head of the largest teaching union has said.
A total of 160,000 children are to miss out on free school meals under changes to Universal Credit rules, according to a leading thinktank.
British school children are showing increasing signs of poverty and hunger, head teachers have warned.
Some schools could become military academies under new plans to be considered by ministers.
Academy schools are being deprived of frontline resources because so many of their headteachers and executives are being paid fat-cat salaries, MPs have said.
The apparent success of grammar schools compared to state schools can be attributed to the privilege of the students not the superiority of the institutions, a new report has found.
Universities must not let the drive to be a ‘safe space’ stifle free speech on campuses, MPs have said.
Northern children are being left behind because of poor schools and entrenched poverty, according to a new report.
All universities should be able to offer unconditional offers, but at the same time in doing so they should exercise a duty of care to the interests of the prospective student, writes Matt Warman
Toby Young has stepped down as the head of a charity supporting free schools, blaming a media storm earlier this year around controversial comments he tweeted.
After a long haul quizzing a ‘Truckers Tax’, and ploughing through UK poverty stats, government gets its just deserts as Lord Bassam’s free school meals motion passes
The Government will today announce a £26m fund for school breakfast clubs across the country.
A leading academic has predicted that the cost of Britain’s top degrees will soar to £120,000 within the next ten years.
The current higher education funding model will become unsustainable as hundreds of thousands of new university places will be needed by 2030, experts have said.
Sam Gyimah has wasted no time in engaging with students since being appointed Universities Minister. But with Jeremy Corbyn the ‘only game on campus’ at the election, is it too little, too late for the Conservative party? He talks to Sebastian Whale
Degrees will be rated gold, silver or bronze under a Government scheme that will leave universities “no place to hide” on the quality of their courses, it has been announced.
Shadow Education Secretary Angela Rayner has secured debates on Government plans to cut free school meals and childcare vouchers in a bid to block them.