Gina Miller argues the government's new education white paper offers hope for SEND children but must be backed by urgent action, proper funding, and genuine consultation to transform a failing system.
On the Beach proposes grouping school inset days into full weeks to reduce term-time absences and enable affordable family holidays, addressing rising fines and peak-season prices.
Nicholas Smalley, a music teacher found 'absolutely plastered' during a primary school drum lesson, avoids prohibition after allegations of drinking on premises were not proven.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson admits special needs spending will soar for a decade despite reforms. New white paper includes 'class warfare' measures on admissions and private schools.
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Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson unveiled expensive reforms to special needs teaching, drawing both support and criticism over funding and implementation timelines.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch warns that student loan debt creates a 'huge burden' that leaves graduates financially insecure, potentially affecting birth rates and major life decisions like home ownership.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces a decade-long, multi-billion pound overhaul of SEND support, introducing new Individual Support Plans and aiming to create 60,000 specialist places in mainstream schools.
Sophie Huskisson revisits Ormiston Bushfield Academy to witness Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson's major policy announcement on SEND reforms, reflecting on her own educational journey.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson pledges to maintain EHCPs for children with the most complex needs while introducing new individual support plans. The reforms aim to create a more inclusive system with earlier intervention.
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Martin Lewis has apologised to Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch after interrupting her ITV interview to debate student loan reforms, with both agreeing the system needs urgent change.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson promises to maintain support for children with complex needs while overhauling the Send system, aiming to reduce reliance on EHCPs through new individual support plans.
Michelle Stone, a special needs teacher, reveals how a violent student left her with spinal injuries and in a wheelchair, calling for better protection for educators.
Money expert Martin Lewis interrupted a live interview with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch on Good Morning Britain, branding the student loans system a 'nightmare' and a 'mess' while challenging government policy changes.
Joy Ballard, who starred in Channel 4's Educating Cardiff and transformed a failing school, will face a misconduct hearing following her unexpected retirement from Ryde Academy.
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The government unveils a decade-long plan to transform SEND support, including new digital plans, teacher training, and billions in funding for inclusive education.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch faced a heated confrontation on Good Morning Britain as Ed Balls and Martin Lewis challenged her proposals to cut student loan repayments and university places.
The UK government announces a £4bn investment to reform special educational needs and disabilities provision in England, aiming to address soaring costs and improve support for schoolchildren.
Allyson Friedman, a Hunter College professor, faces condemnation for allegedly using a racist trope during a public Zoom meeting about NYC school closures, apologizing for unintended harm.
Labour's new school funding formula based on parental income faces Tory criticism as 'class warfare', while SEND reforms aim to halve attainment gaps and manage rising ADHD cases.
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Young people face a crisis of choice between university debt and trade careers, as graduate jobs shrink and social attitudes create conflicting pressures.
The UK government has announced a £4bn investment to transform special educational needs and disabilities (Send) support in England, aiming to improve provision and address parental concerns over the current system.
Keir Starmer pledges to end the 'one size fits all' SEND system with a £4 billion package, including direct funding for mainstream schools and specialist services.
Labour MP Jen Craft, a parent of a child with special educational needs, shares her perspective on upcoming government reforms, expressing cautious optimism for a more inclusive system.
The broken SEND system requires radical reform, but political courage and fiscal discipline are essential to address soaring costs and ensure sustainable support for vulnerable children.
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Labour is set to reveal major reforms to the special educational needs and disability system on Monday, aiming to tackle financial unsustainability and improve support for children.
Independent Schools Australia warns of a 'two-speed system' in education due to uneven AI adoption, calling for a federal pilot to ensure equity and ethical use across all schools.
Millions of adults are returning to education for career advancement and personal growth, reshaping traditional student demographics and creating new opportunities.
Kemi Badenoch announces Conservative plan to abolish high interest rates on student loans, while Labour's Bridget Phillipson prioritizes maintenance grants for poorer students in escalating education funding debate.
A National Literacy Trust survey of 80,000 young people finds reading for pleasure declines sharply in adolescence, with boys' engagement particularly low. Experts call for sustained action to reverse the trend.
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A graduate discovers her student debt has grown by £2,700 despite minimal repayments, highlighting widespread concerns about Plan 2 loans and calls for education system reform.
