Nicola Woolcock

Report highlights the ‘gradual hacking away’ of the university experience as students have to work, catch up with teaching online and have worse mental health

Parents and pupils have protested against pickets at Connaught School for Girls, which has falling pupil numbers and is on its fourth head since 2019

The NEU, a teaching union, is hiring organisers, funding walkouts and targeting head teachers as it builds towards a national pay ballot, The Times can reveal

Heads described personal, relentless conflicts with teachers from the National Education Union, which seemed to have little interest in negotiation

A study of nearly 250 million answers found clusters of mistakes for sixes, sevens, eights and nines, as Year 4 pupils prepare for a statutory test in June

The promotional short film was labelled tone-deaf on social media as critics suggested it trivialised issues in care for children with special educational needs

Research shows artificial intelligence tends to reward undergraduates’ verbosity rather than quality of thought

Report’s authors say that although many independent schools were set up specifically to help poor children, this is no longer the case

Academics have expressed opposition to the consolidation of King’s College London and Cranfield University over concerns it will become a ‘militarised’ facility

Manchester’s vice-chancellor says graduates must leave campus with practical experience as well as academic achievement