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Much of the UK is currently facing intense heat, with an amber heat health alert in place across England until Monday, issued by the UK Health Security Agency. While the…

Worcestershire County Council is urging community groups and voluntary organisations to take advantage of its public health grants, after the funding helped one local school transform its environment for students…

Plans to introduce travel charges for students aged 16 and over in Oxfordshire have been shelved, following strong public opposition and a dramatic rise in school transport costs. Oxfordshire County…

The UK government has announced a significant expansion of its free school meals program in England, extending eligibility to all children from households receiving Universal Credit. The move, expected to…

That’s the kind of question nearly 600,000 children in Year 4 across England, aged eight or nine, will need to answer during the Multiplication Tables Check (MTC) this June. Introduced…

In England, children from low-income families consistently achieve lower exam scores compared to their peers. This persistent disparity, commonly known as the poverty attainment gap, continues to raise concerns among…

In a move aimed at tackling growing child hunger and poverty, the UK government has expanded eligibility for free school meals in England to all children whose parents are on…

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has expressed outrage at the crumbling state of school buildings across England, describing the learning environments as unacceptable and damaging to children’s education. Speaking to The…

More than one in four students in Yorkshire and The Humber are now eligible for free school meals, according to newly released data, highlighting growing concerns about child hunger in…

Two outstanding London schools have earned international recognition after being named finalists in the highly competitive World’s Best School Prizes, an initiative that honours educational institutions making transformative impacts on…