The Breaking Barriers report is absolutely right to focus on building more bridges into work for young people and moving the debate away from cliff...
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...
In the first three months of 2026, the number of young people in the UK who were not in education, employment or training (NEETs) passed...
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...
September marks the three-year anniversary of the Green Changemakers programme and we have learned so much in that time. On this quiet morning in my...
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...
It’s all about the learner, and building a culture of lifelong learning.
Academic timetabling is affecting university students’ ability to secure part-time work as a survey of more than 1,000 UK students reveals a staggering seven in…
NUS welcomes the APPG for Students report for recognising the widespread suffering of students caused by the cost-of-living crisis. The APPG’s conclusions vindicate NUS’ own…
At midnight on Mother’s Day, Sunday 19th of March, the petition to ‘Create statutory legal duty of care for students in Higher Education’ closed with 128,191 signatures.…
In research published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), 92 per cent of higher education students reported that their cost of living had increased…
To celebrate the launch of London Learning Consortium’s two new Traineeship programmes, they are hosting a taster day session for learners and parents to learn…
Set to kick off at the @BordersCollege on March 28, the College Expo Roadshow will explore the creation of ‘fantastic’ student experiences within colleges that…
Over 100 students from ten FE colleges & Institutes of Technology (IoT) got creative this month, participating in a national challenge led by the CyberHub…
Cambridge Regional College has been successful in achieving re-accreditation to the matrix Standard which demonstrates the continued high quality of information, advice and guidance support…
Education charity, the PTI, has announced the Geography Department at Thomas Tallis School in Greenwich, London as winner for the Bernice McCabe Award at a…
The findings of a new study of children in the UK and their parents reveal that health and social care is the most popular career…
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