Nicola Woolcock

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

Numbers are down by 6.6 per cent in some year groups, with the start of primary and sixth-form particularly badly hit

TikTok videos are showing teenagers taking GCSEs and A-levels how to get around the ban on phones in the exam hall, the chief regulator at Ofqual has warned

Students sitting the Edexcel paper claimed that the questions were too hard and have collected 16,000 signatures for a petition to adjust grade boundaries

The NUS and vice-chancellors want a ‘a re-evaluation of who pays for higher education, moving towards a model that recognises its value to society’

Academics support consistent bedtimes, reduced screen time before bed, physical activity during the day and a calm sleep environment