Education

Planned sixth form college for Keighley put under review by Government

The trust behind a planned sixth form college in Keighley says it remains committed to the project, after Government announced it was reviewing whether...

Bradford hosts safety forum for women and girls to share views on city and park safety

A drop in event is being held on Tuesday 29 October from 12:30 to 3pm at The Broadway, Bradford, for women and girls to...

Leeds pupils lead the call for safer school runs with a short film to curb dangerous parking habits

School pupils across Leeds are asking parents, carers and the wider community to rethink their travel habits on the school run, with the help...

Concerns raised over the dire state of child poverty in England

It is estimated that at least 900,000 children living in poverty in England are missing out on free school meals (FSMs) but, in a...

Education conference discusses support for pupils as school suspensions continue to soar

An education conference has been held on Teesside against a backdrop of rising suspensions and permanent exclusions in local schools. The conference last week was...

Promised new classrooms not built yet, despite Slough council leader’s claim

New classrooms have not been built at a special educational needs school Slough Borough Council has confirmed – despite its leader’s claim that they...

Bradford College celebrates success of unique Motorsport Engagement Program

A unique motorsports event for young vehicle enthusiasts celebrated the end of a specialist Bradford College engagement programme this week. Since the start of September,...

Mayor Sadiq Khan unveils £1 million toolkit to combat online misogyny in primary schools

Sadiq Khan has launched a new £1million toolkit for London primary schools, with the goal of combatting the influence of online misogyny. The mayor warned...

Tees Valley Combined Authority launches initiative to prepare students for 10,000 future jobs

Leaders at Tees Valley Combined Authority have said tomorrow’s workers need to be trained now, starting in schools and colleges, for the “jobs for...

Children could have to be sent out of Slough for school next year, council warns

More children with special educational needs may have to go to schools outside of Slough next year, the council has warned. An increase in applications...

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