The Latest Breaking News from Education

The majority of National Education Union (NEU) teacher members have said they would be willing to strike over the Government’s proposed 2.8% pay rise.

French Prime Minister François Bayrou will appear before a parliamentary commission on 14 May to answer questions about his role in a 1998 investigation into alleged child sexual abuse at a Catholic school when he was education minister. Other former holders of the post, as well as the incumbent Education…

New York state school officials have told the Trump administration that they will not comply with its demands to end diversity, equity and inclusion practices, despite the administration’s threats to terminate federal education funding

Education department memo requires public schools to confirm they are complying with anti-diversity policies

Bridget Phillipson will speak alongside Dame Rachel de Souza at the commissioner’s inaugural Festival Of Childhood: Our Future, Our Voice.

Interim principal at the University Professor Shane O’Neill confirmed that 700 staff members could lose their jobs at the crisis-hit institution.

The Department for Education said the funding has been boosted to £37 million to help with expansion of funded childcare.

MPs from across the House criticised the Government for the delayed announcement, accusing it of leaving children in ‘limbo’.

The opposition leader has been accused of taking a leaf out of the US president's playbook with his comments on teachers and school funding.