Nicola Woolcock

New curriculum plans aim to encourage children to stay active in later life as government also seeks to improve standards at “stuck” schools

The reasons for James Tooley’s suspension are shrouded in legal confidentiality but allies suspect reported allegations from his wife are a cover to silence him

The university is expected to fully fund around 30 PhDs each year for ten years

Report urges architects and planners to focus on community spirit, beauty and green spaces to help residents make meaningful connections

Menstrual symptoms are said to be among the disadvantages causing worse results than at other universities

Watchdog for England warns of closures or mergers without swift action

Preps and pre-preps, already hit by falling birth rates, fear the tax on fees could spell the end — unless they sell to investors

Government review urged to remove bias from the curriculum and swap school trips to museums and theatres for football club tours and graffiti workshops

The number of pupils learning music, drama and design technology has fallen dramatically but a review with a focus on the ‘class ceiling’ aims to streamline GCSEs

Former Tory and Labour ministers say children are not being equipped with the skills they need to succeed in a rapidly changing world