The Curriculum and Assessment Review: A Landmark Moment?
The Curriculum and Assessment review has the potential to be a landmark moment for our education system. Professor Becky Francis, who is leading the review,...
A national survey from Learning and Work Institute finds that persistent inequalities, including by age, region and employment status, continue to affect participation in learning.…
Novus Gower (@GowerCollegeSwa) is proud to announce its first-ever Teaching and Learning Conference, celebrating the remarkable progress in education at HMP and YOI Parc since…
Welcome to FE Soundbite Edition 770: 2nd October 2024. Labour’s First Budget: A Reality Check for FE? This week’s Soundbite is sponsored by Turnitin This…
A RISE in sixth form pupils would be the perfect Christmas gift for an esteemed independent school St Gerard’s School in Bangor has a raft…
Sarah outlines how the green skills gap poses a significant challenge to the UK’s net-zero ambitions, with only one in eight workers having relevant skills.…
West Lancashire College is excited to invite local and regional employers to their upcoming Employer Breakfast on Wednesday 20th November from 7.45am until 9am. The…
Despite a new government with new Missions, I have a very familiar feeling. Searching through yet another detailed Budget document (all 170 pages of it)…
With the new school year well under way, many young people are not only preparing for their exams but considering what comes next. University is…
New research on social mobility shows there remains a lack of actual recruiting from less advantaged socio-economic backgrounds (LSEBs), despite a rise in diverse recruitment…
Students using the AI tech less in their studies than their educators think UK university students are using AI significantly less in their studies than…
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