Georgia Lambert

Survey reveals rising unemployment among university leavers, while female graduates are more likely to work part-time but less likely to be unemployed than men

Staff at Abbotsholme School, which faces closure, have volunteered to stay for GCSE exams after an insolvency crisis halted their wages

The NEU general secretary’s pay went up by £10,000 last year while the union mounted hundreds of ballots and staged dozens of strikes

A report by the think tank Policy Exchange concludes that the university sector is beset by falling standards, mounting student debt and declining returns

Some 40 per cent of these pupils are ‘persistently absent’ and one in 20 miss half their schooling as the attainment gap widens between demographic groups

A poll of undergraduate students found one in ten were uncomfortable expressing their views if others might disagree but state-educated pupils worried less

The total number of pupils classed as having special educational needs has risen to 1.9 million as ministers promise to overhaul ‘unsustainable’ system

The two-time Oscar-winning actress will join St Catherine’s College as a visiting professor for the 2026-27 academic year

The Oxford Union event, called ‘This house believes the West is right to be suspicious of Islam’, has been criticised by faith and community leaders

Eton, Prince George’s new school, is one of the few full-boarding single-sex schools remaining as colleges turn to mergers and flexible models