The Latest Breaking News from Education

A coalition of education unions is demanding urgent clarity from the Government over support and funding for schools affected by the concrete crisis.

THE Education Secretary has been recorded making an explicit rant following an ITV interview about concrete risks in schools.

The Department for Education said it was working with education leaders to make sure remote lessons are limited.

There is leaving work on Friday afternoon to your future Monday morning self, and then there is the Department for Education. Days before students are set to return to classrooms, it has been half-announced that more than 100 schools and colleges must partially or fully close buildings over fears they…

More than 100 schools are impacted by the Department for Education’s order to close over safety fears

Here are some of the schools affected by potentially dangerous Raac

The French education minister’s proposal to prohibit students from wearing abayas - full-length robes worn by some Muslim women - has been welcomed on the right as a move to protect France's secularist traditions, but it has divided the left over whether the garment is a cultural or religious symbol,…

To enforce the ban on the robes in classrooms, 14,000 educational personnel will be trained by the end of the year.

Some sixth forms and colleges could decide to admit pupils with lower grades on to A-level courses this summer, education leaders have said.