Unite Students saw adjusted earnings rise 9% to £232.3m in 2025, though statutory profit fell 78% due to property valuation declines. Occupancy dropped to 95.2% with weaker demand in some cities, but elite universities showed strong growth.
A Nottinghamshire headteacher groups teacher training days into a full week off, allowing families to take cheaper term-time holidays without fines, as unauthorised absences surge.
Three nursery schools in Lambeth face potential closure due to falling pupil numbers linked to declining birth rates and pandemic migration, sparking a community petition to save them.
In Kharkiv, Ukraine, students attend school deep underground to avoid Russian missile strikes. Teachers and pupils adapt to bunker life while hoping for peace.
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Labour's revamp of England's special educational needs system aims to replace a 'one-size-fits-all' approach with tailored support, but faces hurdles in funding and resources amid rising costs and demand.
Parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities in England have expressed a mixed response to recent government changes, highlighting both progress and persistent challenges in the system.
The UK government's Special Educational Needs and Disabilities reforms are under fire for lacking clear plans on inclusion, raising concerns about support for vulnerable children.
The UK government has announced sweeping reforms to special educational needs and disabilities support in England, introducing Individual Support Plans to replace EHCPs for many children from 2030.
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The UK government's SEND reforms aim to shift support to mainstream schools, but uncertainties over funding, staffing, and criteria for high-level support leave educators and unions wary.
The government unveils controversial plans to reform the special educational needs and disabilities system, facing scrutiny from MPs and parents amid ongoing debates.
The Government announces a comprehensive transformation of the special educational needs system with billions in investment, including mandatory SEND training for all teachers, caps on private school fees, and immediate digital support plans.
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Social media accounts are encouraging violent clashes between London schoolchildren, with Croydon and Hackney incidents involving weapons and organized 'teams'.
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Iranian university students are staging fresh protests against the government, citing empty classrooms and full graveyards following January's brutal crackdown that left thousands dead.
The release of Epstein files reveals deep ties in US academia, prompting reviews, resignations, and campus protests at institutions like Columbia and UCLA.
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Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces major Send reforms, limiting EHCPs to severe cases and shifting support to schools, amid fears of backlash from parents and MPs.
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The UK government announces a £4bn investment to reform special educational needs and disabilities provision in English schools, aiming to address soaring costs while facing potential backlash from parents and MPs.
As Prime Minister Keir Starmer returns from recess, a pivotal white paper on special educational needs in England faces scrutiny. With costs rising and system challenges mounting, this reform could define his government's success or failure.
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England's Send system faces a crisis as rising needs and shrinking budgets push reforms. Labour's plans aim to shift support to schools, but parents fear losing legal protections.
Young people face a critical choice between university degrees with heavy debt and trades amid a graduate job crisis. This article explores the social and economic pressures shaping their future paths.
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The UK government has revealed a £4 billion package to support children with special educational needs and disabilities in mainstream schools, including direct funding and specialist services.
The UK government has announced a £4bn investment to transform Send support in England, aiming to improve inclusion in mainstream schools and create 60,000 new special needs places.
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A new proposal suggests employers contribute directly to university fees to address skills shortages and reduce student debt, creating a sustainable funding model for higher education.
The Labour government confronts mounting pressure to reform England's student loan system as the repayment threshold faces a three-year freeze, potentially triggering larger payments for graduates.
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Labour's education white paper aims to halve the achievement gap for disadvantaged pupils, but teaching unions criticize the funding as insufficient for meaningful reform.
