More than 400 youth services across England have been awarded funding from the Million Hours Fund to improve access to opportunities like cooking lessons, day trips and sporting activities during the summer holidays.

Top grades and standard passes for this year's GCSE results are back in line with those from 2019, the last time they were held before pandemic disruption.

According to the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), around 1 in 8 (13 per cent) new students missed their MenACWY vaccine in school

Inverclyde Council is to become the first area in Scotland to introduce free school meals for all primary school pupils.

The Welsh government has announced an increase in support for young people in education or training.

The reduction continues a trend that has seen the amount of PE and sport in secondary schools in England fall by more than 12% since 2012.

Local authorities across the country have been selected to deliver a new programme to test and refine SEND reforms to improve services for young people and families.

Seven new special free schools have been selected to be built alongside the existing 83 already committed to opening, located across England from Devon to Darlington.

The government has announced that 15 new free schools are set to be opened in parts of the country where education outcomes are weakest.

School leavers can search NHS Health Careers online and browse the routes and roles that are available.

Schools are being encouraged to take advantage of free resources to boost cyber skills and set up young people to aim for careers in cyber.

The forthcoming Martyn’s Law is designed to keep people safe by reducing the risk to the public from terrorist attacks at public venues.

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