Parents say they have ‘no confidence’ in senior leadership
28,000 pupils fail to get their top choice as London families find out which secondary school their children will start in September
Eight out of ten Londoners in almost every parliamentary constituency in the capital want free school meals to be given to children in households receiving Universal Credit
Children using social media and online game are at risk of exploitation, MPs hear
EXCLUSIVE: More than 30 new free schools are in the pipeline for London and are set to create 14,500 places
Putney High School classifies coding as modern language
Senior staff at City Hall said there was widespread support for police in schools - and that there was even a case to expand them into some primary schools
St Mary’s Ukrainian school in Holland Park now has 800 pupils compared to around 220 a year ago
A year after Russia invaded Ukraine, Kate Rice discovers how vital school supplies are giving students in a warzone ‘the routine of a regular, normal day’
The impact of the pandemic on young children is making life harder for childcare workers, MPs have been told
After news that poorer children are still being left out of admissions, we look at what defines a grammar school.
A ‘staggeringly low’ proportion of pupils pass after resitting maths exams, MPs have been told
UCU and four other higher education unions – EIS, GMB, Unison and Unite – will meet employer representatives for talks next week
The number of applicants for nursing courses has fallen by 18.6 per cent compared to January 2022.
Teaching recruitment crisis has sparked a unique solution between two schools
Union leader says meetings lasting less than three hours do not constitute ‘serious negotiation’
Teachers are to join train and bus drivers, lecturers and civil servants on the biggest day of strikes in years
Unions confirm biggest walkout by teachers in years will take place after talks with education secretary Gillian Keegan failed to find a solution
Artificial intelligence software risks making traditional essays redundant
Teachers’ dispute over pay is set to prevent 4.5 million children going to school on Wednesday
Data shows that the amount of students from the EU joining an undergraduate or postgraduate course plummeted from 66,680 in 2020 to 31,000 in 2021
Hugh Brady, president of Imperial College London, told the Standard: “It is not the golden triangle versus the rest of the country”
The President of Imperial College London said the university would not be able to compete on the global stage without its international students
A poll conducted over the last six months found that one in ten children were ‘at risk of disengaging completely’
The Red Butterflies educational programme is helping girls - and boys - from rural El Salvador demystify menstruation and learn to respect their bodies
Fionnuala Kennedy spoke out following the conviction of rapist David Carrick , the latest in a series of scandals involving Met officers
Gillian Keegan responded after the largest teaching union voted in favour of strike action
Ucas have said the personal statement favours middle-class applicants.
Census data shows more Londoners have top qualifications than anywhere else - with those in Wandsworth and the City of London leading the way
Three education unions have ballots on industrial action which close this week
Concerns are growing about the disproportionate impact of rising costs on special schools
The National Education Union said only an hour had been set aside for Monday’s talks with Education Secretary Gillian Keegan
A headteacher warned that if parents remove all obstacles from their children’s path, they risk hindering their development and maturity
The Government has been criticised for failing to fund catch-up programmes enough
