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28/04/2026 to 30/04/2026

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Latest News from EB

School children outside

The government has unveiled a wide-ranging strategy to tackle knife crime, placing school attendance, early intervention, and mental health support at the centre of its plan.

Building

The government has announced it is investing £307 million for colleges in England to use for maintenance and repair of their buildings.

Team of people

A new report has revealed widening pay gaps, uneven career prospects and ongoing workload pressures across England’s education workforce, raising concerns about staffing in schools, colleges and early years settings.

Field Studies Council

A national education charity has called on the Government to make outdoor learning a guaranteed part of the national curriculum, following the lead of Scotland.

A number of English local authorities have been awarded £155,000 each to improve food procurement practices.

The government has confirmed £108 million of funding to deliver hands-on training, community programmes and school initiatives to boost active travel.

The government has published its first official guidance on screen use for children under five, aiming to help parents manage the growing influence of digital devices in early childhood.

Matthew Burton, Educating Yorkshire

The winners of the 2026 Education Business Awards have been unveiled, shining a spotlight on the outstanding achievements and dedication of schools and academies across the UK.

Teacher recruitment

New research commissioned for the DfE's Teaching Vacancies service shows schools are increasingly adopting fair, transparent and inclusive practices. 

Teen on phone

Social media bans, time limits and digital curfews are being trialled in 300 homes to inform the national consultation on children's online safety.