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AI Growth Zone Investment to create jobs and skills opportunities for thousands

Tens of thousands of people across the North East are set to benefit from new skills training, education programmes and career opportunities as...

Dan BennWed, 05/13/2026 - 10:03

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New education ‘missions’ to transform outcomes for disadvantaged children

Thousands of children from some of England’s most underserved communities are set to benefit from two new education programmes designed to raise...

Dan BennMon, 05/11/2026 - 11:12

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Mayor opens new green skills academy to boost jobs and growth

A new £4.2 million Green Skills Academy has officially opened in Wisbech, with the Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, Paul Bristow, helping to...

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Digital education is failing excluded pupils according to new report

Digital education platforms are failing a significant proportion of digitally excluded children, with 90 per cent of affected respondents saying...

Dan BennThu, 04/23/2026 - 10:51

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Skills boost for young people as new Technical Excellence Colleges annou...

Around 65,000 learners across England will gain access to high‑quality training for some of the country’s fastest‑growing industries, as the...

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Dorset Council buy former private school for £10m

Dorset Council have spent £10m buying the former private girls’ school St Mary’s School. The school, which shut in July, sits on 55 acres of land...

£135m funding for T Levels

The Government have announced £135m worth of funding for T Level providers across the country. The funding, which takes the total investment in the T...

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IFS: Covid has exacerbated inequalities

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has released its first report of the year, titled Deaton Review of Inequalities: a New Year’s message. The report...

Leader of England’s largest council calls for Government t...

The leader of Birmingham City Council has urged the Government to “act now” in order to avoid the catastrophic case numbers that are currently being...

Culture Recovery Fund marks £1 billion milestone

The Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund has passed their £1 billion milestone, supported more than 75,000 jobs, with a remaining £400...

400 free courses to adults across the country

The Government has today (Dec 09) announced that 400 free courses will be made available to tens of thousands of adults across the country. The...

Islington Council launch youth safety strategy

Islington Council has announced their new 5-year plan for improving Youth Safety across the borough. The Council will focus on early intervention and...

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GMB: School workers scared for their lives

GMB, one of the UK’s largest trade unions, has released the results of a survey that asked school workers about their experiences in work relating to...

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CCN: 600 young people per day referred to family services

The County Councils Network has announced a report which shows that up to 600 young people per day are being referred to councils’ children’s services...

Public Services Committee: Vulnerable children are falling...

The House of Lords Public Services Committee says “fundamental weaknesses” must be addressed to make services resilient enough to cope with any future...

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Students will be able to return home for Christmas

The Department for Education has today (Nov 11) unveiled plans that would allow students to return home over the Christmas period in order to be able...

Ofsted: Lockdown has regressed education

The Government’s education inspectors, Ofsted, have revealed in a new report that children’s development has regressed due to lockdown caused by the...

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