Ghana has entered into a strategic partnership with eLearning Africa to accelerate digital learning across the country. The collaboration aims to deploy cutting-edge digital tools and enhance foundational skills, particularly in underserved communities. As part of this initiative, Ghana will…
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The University of Leeds launched the Online Learning Summit 2025, a two-day event that ran from July 10–11, gathering leading voices from education, technology, and policy to chart the future of digital learning. The summit, hosted both in-person and online,…
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Home schooling, officially known as elective home education, is when parents choose to educate their children outside of traditional schools. It’s entirely legal in the UK and increasingly common, with over 86,000 children recorded as home educated in 2023. While…
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The NSW EdTech Summit, held in Sydney from 10 to 13 June 2025, highlighted Australia’s growing reputation as a leading destination for educational technology in the Asia Pacific region. The event featured EDUtech Australia, the country’s largest conference and exhibition…
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The Chancellor’s 2025–26 Budget has outlined significant new investment in education and social care, with a clear focus on expanding distance and open learning opportunities. Recognising the growing importance of flexible education models, the government is positioning distance learning as…
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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…
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As alumni networks become more dynamic and digitally connected, UK independent schools are using social media and online platforms to maintain lifelong relationships with former students and offer them valuable career and networking opportunities. Traditional alumni clubs are evolving into…
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Starting this summer, around 95,000 GCSE students in Manchester and the West Midlands will be able to access their exam results via a new government-backed app called the Education Record. The pilot aims to modernize result delivery and reduce administrative…
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Actor Hugh Grant has publicly criticised the use of laptops and tablets in schools during a panel at Knightsbridge School in London, hosted by the parent-led group Close Screens, Open Minds. The group, co-founded by Grant’s wife Anna Grant, is…
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