Education technology charity London Grid for Learning (LGfL) has designed a new internet safety game to better engage Key Stage 2 students. 

Over 90 per cent of children excluded at primary school don't pass GCSE English and Maths, research from Chance UK has found.

Schools could face a £1 billion funding hit over falling enrolment rates, a report from the Education Policy Institute suggests. 

Schools must wait until May to find out their pupil premium funding allocations for the next financial year, the Department for Education has announced.

A report from FFT Education DataLab has found that absence rates among secondary school year groups in key stage 3 were higher last term compared to the year before. 

A report from the Education Policy Institute (EPI) and Renaissance has found that girls' reading and maths results were more negatively impacted than male students by the pandemic.

Scotland's inclusion of LGBTQ-inclusive education resources in schools have been supported by the majority of parents.

A group of children in brown uniforms tend to a garden.

Twenty-five schools across the UK have won funding to boost nature projects on their grounds.

Study finds lower prevalence of coronavirus in schools

A coronavirus study has found that prevalence of the virus was lower in schools in June 2021 than in the autumn term 2020.

Johnson urged to put defibrillators in all schools

The father of a boy who died from an undiagnosed heart condition has called for defibrillators to be as common in public buildings as fire extinguishers.

Arts cuts could cause ‘creativity crisis’ in schools

Schools in England face a ‘creativity crisis’ with the number of creative arts students and teachers down by as much as a fifth in some subjects.

Government resists calls to shut schools under new lockdown

The government intends to keep schools open despite increasing calls for them to close during the latest lockdown.

Parents can be confident schools are ready to reopen

97 per cent of schools plan to welcome back all pupils full-time at the start of the autumn term.

The learning gap for primary pupils is widening again

The learning gap between rich and poor primary age pupils in England has widened for the first time since 2007.

Clarity needed over face masks in schools

Head teachers have complained about a lack of clarity over the rules on whether teachers or pupils can wear face masks in schools.

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