Only 32 per cent of 15-to-30 year olds from the UK can read and write in two or more languages (including their first language), the Higher Education Policy Institute finds.
Ofsted defines stuck schools as those that have not been judged good or better since September 2006, and have had at least four full inspections during that time.
The Department for Education has invested £11.8 million for children from disadvantaged families to attend breakfast clubs, as well as £9 million funding for summer holiday activities.
Teachers, foster carers and youth workers were among the 84 people recognised for their contribution to education, care and driving social mobility in the New Year’s Honours List 2020.
Lisvane Old School in north Cardiff has been awarded £100,000 from the Welsh Government’s Community Facilities Programme which will be used to refurbish and extend the 106-year-old school
The Government has informed local authorities across the country how much extra money they will receive next year from its £14 billion investment in education over three years.
The Queen reiterated that ministers would “increase levels of funding per-pupil in every school” in order to “ensure every child has access to a high-quality education”.