Councils have seen requests for education, health and care plans rise by up to 50 per cent from parents 'anxious' over Labour’s major SEND reforms

Russell Group universities are axing jobs and cutting courses as the sector faces a financial crisis fuelled by a drop in international students

Scorching temperatures forced hundreds of schools to close this summer because buildings are not equipped to deal with climate change, education leaders said

Oversubscribed colleges will be able to accept more students this year

Mergers, course closures and job losses are also expected in the higher education sector and could accelerate in a few years

It's getting harder to detect the use of AI in coursework, the head of England's exam regulator has warned

Education experts predict pupils with lower grades than required will get into their first-choice university

The Prime Minister has made key appointments to his team who support changes to the student loan system

Children are losing access to green spaces as the Government moves ahead with ambitions to build more homes

Around 75% of 132 local authorities have underspends that could be redirected to help struggling families, including those on benefits

The changes could reduce the need for EHCPs to fund moderate needs among pupils

The number of single-sex independent institutions is declining and girls with special educational needs could be worst affected by the changes

Reform says it has no plans to change abortion laws but payments raise concerns about American anti-abortion groups’ access to a party with rising influence over British politics

If Reform UK wins power and implements its cryptocurrency agenda, voters will foot the bill, warn experts

Plans for developers to make contributions to people living near wind farms are intended to tackle so-called Nimby objections to energy infrastructure

As support for Labour crumbles over issues at home and abroad, the Greens have their eyes set on a key prize in the capital

A freeze in the repayment threshold will cost graduates an average of £509 between 2027 and 2029

A freeze in the repayment threshold will cost graduates an average of £509 between 2027 and 2029

Danish immigration experts said a similar offer in their country has been accepted by very few migrants

A rise in jet fuel costs will also contribute to the 'death of the last-minute deal', experts warn

Ministers are looking at ways to make it easier to bring in targeted energy support for low-income households

Documents in the Epstein files outlined plans for the convicted paedophile to donate £41,000 to a study of telepathy in London in 2017

Children are using AI to plan calorie restrictions and rate their looks, according to the NSPCC