education
Starmer’s ‘Plan for Change’ will improve lives of working people, No 10 claims
The PM is to give a major speech on Thursday, following a backlash to the Budget, plummeting poll ratings and the first resignation from his Cabinet.
More strikes planned for sixth form college teachers in England
The National Education Union said members across 32 non-academised colleges would walk out from Tuesday January 7 to Thursday January 9.
BAE Systems to recruit more than 2,400 apprentices and graduates in 2025
The plans will boost the number of people in training with the defence giant to 6.500 – 15% of its UK workforce.
Students from the King’s former school spend week on uninhabited island
Sixth formers from Gordonstoun stayed on Swona, in the Pentland Firth, which has been uninhabited since 1974.
Social media ban for children ‘brilliant idea’ for tackling abuse – charity boss
The chair of Refuge emphasised the link between schoolchildren experiencing sexual harassment and social media after she was made a CBE on Thursday.
Mobiles in schools could become like ‘smoking behind the bike shed’
Baroness Cass sounded the note of caution as she made her maiden speech in the House of Lords.
Google needs ‘right conditions’ to build more AI infrastructure in UK
Debbie Weinstein, the company’s UK and Ireland managing director, said Google was ‘engaged actively’ with the Government on the topic of AI.
Starmer encourages young people to get involved in AI ‘revolution’
The Prime Minister visited Google’s new AI Campus in his constituency of Holborn and St Pancras during its launch on Wednesday.
Teaching union says educational reforms ‘must be implemented in full’
Delegates from the Association of School and College Leaders union will meet in Belfast today
Social media impact is ‘largest challenge’ within girls’ schools, teachers say
A report by the Girls’ Schools Association has examined the benefits and challenges of girls-only education.