Teachers Reveal Impact of Smaller Class Sizes
Experienced educators share powerful testimonies about how reduced class numbers during lockdown revealed dramatic improvements in student engagement, SEN support, and teaching quality.
Category : Education Policy
Australia Faces Artless Future as Creative Course Enrolments Collapse
Enrolments in creative courses across Australia have plummeted, sparking fears the nation could become an artless country, with experts warning of dire cultural and economic consequences.
Spiritual Education in Schools for Child Wellbeing
A new Guardian opinion piece advocates for spiritual education in UK schools to support children's holistic development and mental health.
Ex-Hackers Urge Students to Use Skills for Good
Former cybercriminals share their stories at Manchester college, encouraging talented gamers and coders to pursue ethical hacking careers instead of illegal activities.
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Diverse books campaign aims to get kids reading again
Research shows 33% of young people are put off reading by school books, with 68% wanting a curriculum that better reflects modern Britain's diversity.
WFH Parent Finds Homeschooling Solution for Anxious Child
A mother shares her journey of transitioning her 8-year-old daughter from mainstream school to homeschooling after anxiety caused physical symptoms, highlighting the flexibility and benefits of home education.
Mindful Screen Use in UK Schools Boosts Learning
UK schools are implementing mindful screen strategies to improve student focus and reduce digital distractions, fostering a balanced educational environment.
Cartoon Satirises School Smartphone Ban
A new cartoon by Stephen Collins humorously critiques the UK government's proposed ban on smartphones in schools, highlighting the debate over technology in education.
Send Crisis: 80% Councils Face Bankruptcy
English local authorities warn that rising special educational needs costs will bankrupt eight in ten councils without government intervention. Send deficits projected to reach £14bn by 2028.
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UK Teens React to Australia's Social Media Age Ban
Australian social media ban for under-16s sparks global interest as UK teens discuss circumvention methods and policy effectiveness. Five teenagers share their experiences.
Young Victims Lose Trust in Justice System
A government consultation on the Victims' Code reveals young people lack trust in the justice system, with many feeling unheard after crimes like domestic abuse and sexual violence.
Gill Benton: Legacy of Educational Leadership
Gill Benton, a pioneering figure in UK education, has passed away, leaving a profound impact on teaching standards and school improvement initiatives.
Croydon's BRIT School: Grammy-Winning Alumni
Olivia Dean and RAYE's recent Grammy wins highlight the remarkable success of The BRIT School in Croydon, a free performing arts comprehensive producing global stars.
Class Size Matters for Inclusive Schools, Ministers Told
Education experts call for government action on class sizes to support inclusive schools, highlighting how smaller groups enhance learning for all students.
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NSW School Hate Speech Rules Could Stifle Gaza Talks
New guidelines in NSW schools prohibiting hate speech have raised concerns among teachers and legal experts that classroom discussions about Gaza could be suppressed, despite government assurances.
London Schools Face £45m Funding Crisis
London schools could lose £45m in funding over four years due to falling pupil numbers, risking staff cuts, narrowed curriculum, and reduced support for vulnerable students.
70 Free Breakfast Clubs Launch in London Schools
A new interactive map reveals 70 London primary schools launching free breakfast clubs in April, part of a national expansion benefiting over 300,000 children.
London Schools at Risk from Falling Pupil Numbers
London secondary schools could start shutting due to a sharp decline in pupil numbers, leading to funding cuts of £45m over four years and forcing mergers or closures.
Power Skills Over Test Scores in UK Education
A new initiative, Gen Evolve Education, challenges the UK's Victorian-era school model by prioritising power skills like emotional intelligence and creativity alongside academics.
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Puzzles: The Unique Properties of the Number Eleven
Dive into three engaging puzzles that reveal the fascinating mathematical traits of eleven, from football formations to palindromes and divisibility rules.
Preserving Childhood Curiosity in Australian Schools
A father reflects on nurturing curiosity as his youngest child starts school, questioning how Australia's education system will recognise and cultivate his innate wonder.
Send Overhaul Not Cost-Cutting, Phillipson Tells MPs
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson insists the special educational needs system overhaul is not aimed at saving money, as ministers lobby Labour MPs to avoid rebellion over proposed changes to EHCP qualifications.
Hidden Screen Time Overload in UK Classrooms
As politicians debate social media bans, UK schools increasingly rely on screens for lessons, play and homework, raising concerns about children's development.
Can Social Class Change? UK Readers Debate
Metro readers share perspectives on whether social class is fixed at birth or can be changed through education, career, and lifestyle in contemporary Britain.
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Why School Suspension Reforms Need More Than Just Policy
An experienced teacher argues that keeping suspended students on school premises without proper support fails to address root causes of behavioural issues in underfunded education system.
School Suspension Rules Tightened in England
Government introduces stricter suspension guidelines in England, reserving them for serious cases while promoting internal exclusion units for non-violent behaviour.
Suspended Pupils to Stay in School Under New Rules
Government introduces behaviour framework requiring supervised internal suspensions to curb learning loss and reduce phone access, with 93 support hubs across England.
Education Reset: Character Building for Britain's Future
A call for Britain's education system to evolve from teaching for attainment to teaching for citizenship, focusing on character development amid AI and societal challenges.
Graduate Crisis: 700,000+ on Benefits as Employment Collapses
New analysis reveals over 700,000 UK graduates are unemployed and claiming welfare, with sickness claims doubling since 2019, exposing systemic failures in higher education.
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France Votes to Ban Social Media for Under-15s
French lawmakers have passed a bill prohibiting social media use for children under 15, following Australia's lead. The legislation also bans mobile phones in high schools.
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