On Tuesday last week, the Prime Minister announced plans to put technical education on an equal footing with academic study. There was more focus on...
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The recent FE News special feature for Youth Employment Week rightly celebrated the employers who are working hard to open doors for young people, showcasing...
Lord Agnew, Chair of the House of Lords special inquiry Numeracy for Life Committee provides an update on the Committee’s year-long inquiry. The cross-party House of Lords Numeracy for Life...
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It has been nine months since the House of Lords Social Mobility Policy Committee, which I chaired, published its report ‘Social mobility: Local roots, lasting...
As budgets tighten and campus capacity shrinks, hybrid models offer a practical way to deliver exams at scale. As higher and further education institutions across...
After my ADHD diagnosis, the research, and that conversation with a former employer, I noted in my last article that I'd launched something that I...
At the start of his second week as Prime Minister, Andy Burnham has announced what amounts to a revolution in education policy. We have heard...
Kerry Boffey of FIN identifies changes in the Ofsted operating guide and toolkit which require provider attention before September. Providers preparing for inspection should pay...
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To enable us to meet Net Zero we need to transform the way we build, but the UK construction sector is poorly equipped to meet…
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Welcome to the second and final article in our mini-series on homeschooling. In the first article we explored the pull of wanting to study at…
Tests and exams are sometimes criticised as being written by the majority and being biased against some minorities. With assessments a gateway to life chances…
Wales first Anti Racism Curriculum – miniseries: Having explored the concept of ‘unfiltering’ histories and our curriculums, this final article introduces you to the reimagined…
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The end of August sees the annual tradition of anxious students and their loved ones waiting on the publication of their exam results. This year…
This is the first article in a two-part series on homeschooling. In this mini-series, I shall challenge the assertion that the reason for the meteoric…
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