Education

Education Secretary Tells Universities To Do More For Students Struggling With Their Mental Health

'Our universities are world leading in so many areas and I want them to be the best in the world for support and pastoral care as well.'
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Uni Criticised After Student Died By Suicide Following Warning Of 'Failure'

Aspiring RAF pilot and aviation student 'was not given support' despite being warned over 'failure', family says.
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Austerity-Hit Schools Face Devastating £4.5bn Pensions Bombshell

Headteachers fear another "turn for the worse" after eight years of education austerity.
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We Are Facing A Literacy And Numeracy Crisis – We Need Dedicated Resource To Tackle It

Lack of skills in English and maths is a serious barrier to social mobility
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'Anything Is Possible': Lancashire Primary School Has Been Named The Happiest In The UK

Flakefleet School is also known for its hilarious viral videos.
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Students Could Pay 20% More A Year For Speedy Degrees

Lower overall costs could be attractive to some learners, government says.
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Should We Choose Between Pupils’ Happiness And Their Achievement?

Despite the obvious appeal of the idea that children who enjoy learning achieve more, it isn’t that clear cut.
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We Might Be Close To A Deal, But We Still Have No Idea What Brexit Means For Education

These negotiations will determine whether Britain’s education system is open to the rest of the world or if the door will be slammed shut. Yet the government gives the impression that our sector is an afterthought
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Excluding Difficult Children From The Classroom Alienates Those Who Need The Most Support

Difficult students are also people, probably unhappy people: people whose lives could be severely affected if they are treated as a failure or a problem
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Stormzy: Oxford Rejected My Scholarship Offer

"They didn't want to get involved".
By George Bowden, HuffPost UK