As Martyn’s Law is due to come into effect in 2027, educational settings will be required to strengthen their preparedness for potential terrorist threats. So what does this new legislation mean for ...

The number of children eligible for free school meals supported in nurseries has barely increased between phase one and phase two, changing from 25% to 26%, lower than the 28% for pre-existing ...

As schools respond to new enrichment expectations, Matt Healey, adventure lead at the Field Studies Council, explores how outdoor learning can help young people build resilience, confidence and the ...

Increasing proportions of pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are becoming concentrated in a small number of mainstream schools in England, placing growing pressure on those ...

The National Grid for Learning, shares practical guidance to help schools develop a clear, effective AI policy that strengthens safeguarding and supports staff to help ensure AI is used safely across ...

The Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has launched a new International SEND Alliance at the Education World Forum. She called on countries to join a new alliance of nations to share experiences ...

For leaders outside a MAT structure, this may raise concerns. Paul Banks, CEO at the Chelmsford Learning Partnership, challenges some of common misconceptions about becoming part of a MAT The ‘Every ...

The research, released during Safeguarding Awareness Week and organised annually by Tes, surveyed teachers across the sector. It found that most schools now see safeguarding as embedded within ...

Adults will now be able to access higher education more flexibly under government reforms to student finance. From September 2026, for the first time ever people will be able to access student finance ...

A collaborative boarder initiative is making it easier for school groups to visit Europe. The School Travel Forum explains how schools can benefit from the new fast-track border clearance system at ...

Increasing numbers of schools are offering computer science at GCSE and A-Level, however, relatively few students choose to take the subject. These are the findings from the Roehampton Annual ...

Athletics Direct is a leading UK supplier of athletics, PE and sports equipment for schools, academies and educational organisations. We are committed to providing high-quality, durable and ...