University dropout rates fall after the increase in tuition fees
A new report has examined the impact of increased tuition fees on the number of students completing university courses.
In 2006 university tuition fees increased...
Equality starts in early education
OAG highlights the work being done by the European Agency for Special Needs and Inclusive Education to help remove education barriers for vulnerable and disabled...
Cuts to services for teens puts them at risk
Many councils have been forced to cut services for teenagers not in education, employment or training, leaving them at risk...
The number of teenagers not...
Rugby coaches to build character and resilience
Premiership rugby coaches will be drafted into schools in a bid to instil character and resilience in disaffected children...
A new scheme will see premiership...
A new ecosystem for learning
Alastair Creelman, an e-learning Specialist from Linnaeus University, Sweden discusses the benefits of universities embracing new changes in learning
The worldwide demand for higher education...
Apprenticeships fail to help youth unemployment
A new report has revealed apprenticeships are failing to tackle youth unemployment as places are predominately being given to over 25s...
Earlier this year Adjacent...
University class sizes are falling
A new study has revealed that while universities are spending more money upgrading facilities, class sizes have reduced
An analysis carried out by the Complete...
Kent children placed in London schools
Kent County Council has revealed some children have been offered places in London schools after the closure of a local secondary school
After the closure...
Teachers increasingly supporting families
Union leader warns that schools are becoming the A&E departments of communities, as they are increasingly supporting struggling families
The new leader of the National...
First-choice school places fall across England
As the outcome of primary school place applications were revealed today, the number of children who received their first-choice school has fallen across many...
University of Bath tops annual survey
In an annual survey conducted by the Times Higher Education, the University of Bath is said to offer the best university experience in the...
More support for education career development
Thousands of teachers will receive additional support to develop their careers and to improve teaching in the classroom...
Welsh teachers will see measures put into...
Older workers create jobs for young people
A new government-backed report has revealed when people in their 50s maintain their employment it creates more jobs for younger people...
The government-appointed champion for...
Review calls for Welsh teacher training reforms
A new report has said teacher training reforms are critical in Wales as the system has deteriorated significantly over the last decade...
An independent review...
New government funding to get kids reading
New funding for book clubs in primary schools to improve reading standards has been announced by the government…
The action plan is part of the...
Welsh maths results are improving
Education watchdog Estyn has reported that maths results in Welsh schools are improving...
Mathematics results for pupils between the ages of 11-14 are on the...
Effective leadership in education
In an interview with AG, Dr Victoria Showunmi of UCL Institute of Education in London sheds some light of what an effective leader is,...
Engaging young people in Kent
Kevin Mullins, Community Youth Tutor at Kent County Council details how they are helping to engage young people into the community
I have been very...
Why we should proactively develop character in our young people
In this article Simon Dean, CEO and Founder of challenger Troop (CIC) talks about how he believes that character development is something that needs...
Reforming the education system
Nick Gibb, Minister of State for School Reform at the Department of Education details the governments to drive to reform the education system
It is no...