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UK School & Colleges

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

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  • High Court Dismisses VAT Challenge by Private Schools
    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…

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  • Covid Generation to Take GCSEs
    Covid Generation to Take GCSEs 27.05.25

     Shaun Fenton, Head of Reigate Grammar School and former head of Keir Starmer’s alma mater, praises the resilience and maturity of the “Covid generation” of GCSE students. Though spared early childhood disruption, these adolescents entered secondary school during the pandemic,…

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  • Wimbledon High School Promote Purpose Through Play
    Wimbledon High School Promote Purpose Through Play 19.05.25

    At Wimbledon High School GDST, the concept of playful scholarship is central to helping girls grow intellectually and personally — even in senior years. Drawing on developmental psychology and the idea of whakamana (to empower), the school’s Playful Scholarship Portfolio (PSP)…

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  • £1.4 Million in Fines for Parents Taking Children out of School
    £1.4 Million in Fines for Parents Taking Children out of School 13.05.25

    Parents in Manchester have been fined over £1.4 million in the past three years for taking children out of school without permission, with more than 20,000 fines issued between 2022 and 2024. The number of fines rose steadily each year,…

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  • Labour’s Curriculum and Assessment Review Could Worsen MFL Uptake
    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…

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  • National Primary School Offer Day
    National Primary School Offer Day 22.04.25

    Demand for homes near top state primary schools is rising sharply, especially amid changes to VAT on private school fees. If you are thinking of moving for strategic reasons bear this in mind: Key Highlights: Average selling time for homes…

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  • New UK Digital Strategy for Education
    New UK Digital Strategy for Education 22.04.25

    The UK government has unveiled a new digital strategy aimed at modernising education through the effective use of technology, with a focus on supporting teachers, improving learning outcomes, and ensuring equal opportunities for all students.          …

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  • New SEND School Put On Hold
    New SEND School Put On Hold 10.04.25

    A planned new school for autistic children in Crowthorne, Berkshire, called Forest Hill, has been put on hold by the Department for Education (DfE), according to Bracknell Forest Council. Initially set to open in late 2026 and later rescheduled for…

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