The research universities intend to join forces to focus on national capability, defence and resilience, and offer more career opportunities for students

The research universities intend to join forces to focus on national capability, defence and resilience, and offer more career opportunities for students

Paddy Dear wants to ensure those like him aren’t denied an elite education, the financier tells Nicola Woolcock

Graduates who took out Plan 2 loans between 2012 and 2023 are charged interest at the retail price index plus up to 3 per cent

Shahira Sadat was in line for a Chevening scholarship for emerging leaders but Home Office changes meant her application was cancelled

Lady Edwina Grosvenor, who devotes her life to criminal justice, says it’s ‘staggering’ there’s no formal education on the topic

We hear from former executives and consultants leaving lucrative roles to seek stability and purpose in their jobs as AI transforms the workplace

I want this country to see and value the contribution every single person can make, starting with an education system grounded in those values

Scientists have long thought cattle lacked the brains for problem-solving. An Austrian cow called Veronika has forced a rethink

The university wants to find out why teenagers from the northeast are reluctant to apply, while the student union has launched a Northern Society

Melissa McKay criticised the tech giant after it told her son how to switch off the safety features ahead of his 13th birthday, and Google changed their policy

The university wants to find out why teenagers from the northeast are reluctant to apply, while the student union has launched a Northern Society

The university wants to find out why teenagers from the northeast are reluctant to apply, while the student union has launched a Northern Society

A study of the cohort set to become the first 16-year-olds to vote in a general election found most did not think it was a good idea and few could name the PM

The property, which was previously covered by a freeze order, can be rented out but not sold while proceedings on the PPE case continue

A national assessment, expected to be set out in a white paper, will check children’s progress at the end of year 8

A national assessment, expected to be set out in a white paper, will check children’s progress at the end of year 8

A national assessment, expected to be set out in a white paper, will check children’s progress at the end of year 8

The Office for Students is considering using official rankings of teaching quality to determine how much institutions can charge

The Office for Students is considering using official rankings of teaching quality to determine how much institutions can charge

Review of assessments is expected to suggest that the government create alternative routes for pupils who repeatedly fail core subjects

Nine Chevening scholars will be helped to leave before their courses start next month but dozens of other Palestinian students will be left behind

Risk of collapse shouldn’t stop students graduating, the skills minister says

As A-level results day approaches, teenagers are learning to overcome worries about ringing Ucas and admissions officers to secure degree places

More than half of families support trimming the break, citing childcare pressures and financial strain — and many teachers say they would welcome the change too

A damning Ofsted report reveals safeguarding failures and inadequate leadership at an Essex school rocked by allegations of neglect and potential sexual abuse

With more than five million formal complaints last year, Bridget Phillipson said that the system is failing both parents and teachers

Former children’s commissioner Baroness Longfield calls for outdoor play to be revived to tackle ‘scourge’ of phone addiction

Cambridge alumna Julia Pyke wants the Sizewell C nuclear facility to attract women to the sector and boost opportunities for young people

A rural school is using extracurricular activities from astronomy to Scottish dancing as part of a range of measures to help white working-class pupils

Bridget Phillipson, the education secretary, intends for more children to be taught in mainstream schools to address absenteeism and spiralling costs

Bridget Phillipson, the education secretary, intends for more children to be taught in mainstream schools to address absenteeism and spiralling costs

Alex Gerko, one of Britain’s biggest taxpayers, is launching an institution that will offer gifted mathematicians the chance to specialise from the age of 11