Education

Teachers protest against the academy trust’s financial choices, sparking a strike over funding concerns. Table of Contents Teachers at All Saints and St George’s Walk Out in Protest Teachers at All Saints Catholic School and St George’s Catholic Primary School in York have taken strike action over funding policies introduced by the Nicholas Postgate Catholic […]

Dundee University set to gain additional £40m in financial backing support package As reported, the University of Dundee is set to receive a £40 million financial lifeline from the Scottish government in a bid to stabilise the institution amid a deepening budget crisis. The emergency funding, which will be disbursed over the next two academic

School’s overall standard of education rated as needing improvement in official inspection report Netherhall School in Maryport has been rated as “requires improvement” in its overall educational quality following a recent Ofsted inspection. While inspectors acknowledged positive aspects of the school’s environment, they also highlighted several areas in need of further development. According to the

Nursery stays closed following allegations of sexual assault under ongoing investigation by authorities A nursery in Northampton has remained closed for more than six weeks following the arrest of a staff member on suspicion of sexual assault. Child First Moulton, located in the village of Moulton, was formally shut down by education watchdog Ofsted on

Teenager in care reportedly unable to access education despite ongoing support and intervention efforts A young woman who spent her teenage years in the care system has spoken out about how repeated relocations severely disrupted her education, leaving her feeling neglected by the authorities responsible for her wellbeing. Iesha, a 21-year-old from West Sussex, revealed

Add YoTwo London schools named finalists in the prestigious World’s Best School Prizes competition. Table of Contents Information Two London academies have earned global recognition by being shortlisted for the highly esteemed World’s Best School Prizes, an international initiative that celebrates educational institutions making a significant impact in their communities. Rivers Academy West London, a

School leaders have been urged to consider taking industrial action amid ongoing disputes. Table of Contents Information School leaders on the Isle of Man are currently being consulted on the potential for industrial action following serious allegations against the island’s Department of Education, Sport & Culture (Desc). The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) has

Minister reports increase in student absences from school following recent riots across the country. Table of Contents Introduction BALLYMENA, NORTHERN IRELAND — Education Minister Paul Givan has raised alarm over a sharp decline in school attendance in Ballymena following several consecutive nights of rioting in the area. Addressing the Northern Ireland Assembly on Monday, Givan

‘Brilliant’ son denied schooling for two years, leaving him without formal education or support. Table of Contents Introduction OXFORDSHIRE — An Oxfordshire mother has spoken out about the ongoing struggle to secure adequate education for her eight-year-old son, Henry, a Mensa member who taught himself to read before the age of two but has now

Marketgoers demand government take urgent steps to improve the country’s declining education system quality. Table of Contents Information GUERNSEY — With the island’s upcoming election on 18 June, education has emerged as a pressing issue among voters, as highlighted during a community gathering organised by the Clean Earth Trust at the KGV monthly swap shop