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UK students are abandoning language learning, so we’re looking for a more creative approach
There is a storm brewing for modern language education in the UK. The uptake in higher education has more than halved in the past 15 years. And in...
Independent Schools Inspectorate praise for ‘excellent’ St Lawrence College Junior School
St Lawrence College Junior School in Ramsgate has been praised by the Independent Schools Inspectorate for pupils ‘excellent’ personal development and ‘outstanding’ attitudes to learning.
WELSH CHILDREN TO GET ADVANCED AI SYNTHETIC VOICES
Bangor University and CereProc have been awarded a contract to supply NHS Wales with 16 custom synthetic voices for children and teenagers. This solution will break...
St Laurence Junior Academy children head to Times Table World Cup final
St Laurence Junior Academy’s Year 4 children took part in a Times Table World Cup run by Emile Education Games and emerged victorious in the first...
The traditional education system is creating a skills gap in Britain
Over the past few months, the demand for qualified IT professionals in the UK has soared, and the education system can't keep up, with recent studies...
Foreign student growth slows, British student total plummets
Growth in the number of international students attending courses at Dutch universities and colleges is beginning to flatten, according to research by the Nuffic institute.
Queen Mary University of London opens new centre for medicine
This week Queen Mary University of London held the opening ceremony for their new satellite campus for the teaching of medicine in the heart of Ilford.
Borders College provides “exciting opportunities” for young people
THE UK Government Secretary of State for Education has championed the success of the Borders College on a visit to its facilities alongside the local MP...
The best and worst secondary schools in Bexley according to Ofsted
With summer quickly approaching, parents will be preparing to see their children making the leap from primary to secondary school soon.
Ripon Grammar School Student wins national Young Musician of the Year competition
Ripon Grammar School student, Eva Scullion, has beaten off competition from some of the most talented young musicians across the UK and Ireland to win the...
Tuition fees: how are loans changing and have students been betrayed?
In 25 years the cost of attending university has rocketed from £1,000 a year to £9,000 for students in England and financing higher education is about...