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Curriculum Reforms Highlight the Future of Language Education in the UK 07.07.25

The 2025 Curriculum and Assessment Review has placed renewed emphasis on the value of language learning within a broad and inclusive educational framework. Recognising the importance of linguistic skills in today’s globalised world, the review proposes that all students should…

UK Government Launches £275 Million Investment to Boost Skills and Apprenticeships 30.06.25

In a significant move to address the UK’s ongoing skills shortage and revive industrial heartlands, the government has announced a £275 million investment dedicated to technical training and apprenticeships. This funding forms a key part of the long-awaited industrial strategy…

Emma Watson’s Academic Path: Why This Global Star Chose University 24.06.25

As one of a few globally renowned actors who chose to go to university after finding fame, Emma Watson is an exception to the rule.

High Court Dismisses VAT Challenge by Private Schools 23.06.25

In a significant ruling for the education sector, the High Court has dismissed a legal challenge brought by private schools against the UK government’s decision to impose VAT on school fees. The case, brought forward by a coalition of independent…

Online Tutoring Under Scrutiny 27.05.25

Breakthrough Maths, an online tutoring company, is facing criticism for misrepresenting customer reviews and staff credentials, as well as using copyrighted materials without authorisation. The company has issued an apology, but the incident underscores the importance of transparency in online…

Harrow School to Open Campus in America 20.05.25

Harrow School is set to open its first U.S. campus in Oakdale, Long Island, New York, this September 2025. The new co-educational campus will serve students from grades 6–12 (UK Years 7 to Sixth Form), marking a significant expansion for…

Government Questioned Over Higher Education Crisis 13.05.25

On 7 May 2025, the Education Committee published a letter to the Education Secretary urging clarity on what the government is doing to address the growing crisis in higher education. This follows an April evidence session with key sector figures,…

Labour’s Curriculum and Assessment Review Could Worsen MFL Uptake 05.05.25

Labour’s interim curriculum and assessment review suggests cutting the number of GCSE exams to reduce student stress and reconsidering the English Baccalaureate (EBacc), potentially phasing it out. While this may offer students more flexibility and access to creative and vocational…

UK Scientist to Study Moon Samples 05.05.25

Prof Mahesh Anand of the Open University has become the first UK scientist selected to study Moon samples from China’s 2020 Chang’e-5 mission. He is one of only seven researchers worldwide chosen to receive the material, which was collected from…

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