Department for Education

New guidance, which is set to take effect in August, will ban pupils from skipping school to protest and increase the cost of fine for absence.

The deaths took place in both regulated and non-regulated placements, with mortality rates of looked after children 16 ...

The Department for Education has ordered 104 schools and colleges to shut buildings which contain a special type ...

The British government is to review how relationships and sex education are being taught in schools, following concerns ...

One Australian expert says wage increases for teachers are not a silver bullet for resolving the myriad problems ...

Even more top grades could be awarded to A-level students this summer than last year to compensate for ...

The government’s “refusal” to make contingency plans for schools and exams in summer 2020 is the “most unforgivable ...

Only about 25 percent of staff in one government department are currently in the office on any one ...

The number of children registering for home-education in the UK rose by 75 percent in the first eight ...

Mobile phone bans and other measures to promote “calm classrooms” will be considered as part of a consultation ...

Schools must be impartial and there is “no space” for them to be showing or pushing political views, ...

The Government has supported a campaign by a former police officer which aims to instil pride in Britain ...