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Encourage your students to put their angst, pretentions and observational skills to good use by sharing them online as part of Generation…

Millions of people across the Commonwealth could discover more about relatives who fought and died during WW1, thanks to the Commonwealth…

Encouraging young people to embrace the joys of reading this summer and develop their writing skills in a national film reviewing…

The free school meals impact lasts much longer than government recognises, says Dr Mike Treadaway, Director of Innovation and Research at…

A new KS4 resource exploring the complex relationship modern teenagers have with the internet has been launched by the education charity…

Every child has a right to an education and the right to feel safe when they go to school but, sadly, this is not always the case for…

Celebrating the ability of art to not only teach creativity, but to encourage debate and critical thinking, students from St Augustine’s…

​Know an inspirational woman or girl working in technology, science or engineering?   Nominate them here for a WISE Award. The…

Eamon Jubbawy writes:"For schools, the security of their children is of primary importance. Our school system can only function if parents…

Gwenn Edwards writes:"I retired in 2010 and did the usual things – travelled – learnt to play golf – but there was always a bit of me…

Monday June 16th - 2:00 – 3:00 pmIn the 2014 New Year Honours, Anthony Horowitz received an OBE for services to literature. Anthony is one…

 Over a hundred schools and academies are now offering driving lessons to pupils through the Young Driver at School programme, which is…

One child in ten has dyslexia. The majority of them are intelligent, good talkers and very creative but there are many things they find…