The education secretary says that curriculums tailored to the needs of the local economy should not be rejected because of snobbery

On the eve of results day, the education secretary says teenagers who fail English and maths get stuck in a cycle and cannot progress to apprenticeships

Government boosts efforts to help young people find their Child Trust Funds

In case there is any doubt, I wholeheartedly support the Prime Minister. We have done great things as a government. But there is more to…

The parliamentary commissioner for standards said Farage had apologised after missing the deadline for registering interests.

Sarah Smith MP has labelled children's phone use as the "public health emergency of our generation," suggesting the digital dangers posed to them are worse…

Government announces £500m project to provide single-point of access for health, education and wellbeing services

Fresh calls for the suspension of an Accrington Reform UK councillor have been made over unfounded claims about a murder suspect.

More money for SEND reforms and teachers’ pay while health and defence are big winners in spending review

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Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson told the Mirror the Tories' only idea is giving private schools their tax breaks back - on the eve of free breakfast clubs opening at schools across England

Writing exclusively for The Telegraph, the Education Secretary pledges to not let a generation of young people ‘slide into worklessness’

Exclusive: Women and partners who suffer pregnancy loss before 24 weeks to be entitled in England, Wales and Scotland Parents in Britain will be granted a right to bereavement leave after suffering a miscarriage as part of Labour’s workers’ rights…