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Student aims to stop cheats using essay-writing bots with his own AI app
A Bristol University student is aiming to stop cheats using essay-writing bots with his own artificial intelligence (AI) app.
Nearly one in five teachers forced to do second jobs amid rising costs – poll
Teachers have had to skip meals and reduce home heating amid the cost-of-living crisis, the National Education Union has said.
Head teachers in England reject pay offer
A head teachers' union in England has voted overwhelmingly to reject the government's pay offer for teachers.
Three North East Schools qualify for robot building world championships in Texas
Children from three North East primary schools are flying across the world to take part in an international robot making competition.
Invite drag queens into schools, says teachers’ union
Performers and LGBT+ authors challenge a ‘heteronormative culture that dominates education’, claim members in vote
Oxfordshire ranked among best in UK for outstanding GCSE results
A study has revealed that Oxfordshire students ranked among the best in the UK for outstanding GCSE results.
How Imperial College London is ensuring a digital-first experience for students
As a world-leading university specialising in science, technology, engineering, and business, Imperial College London, unsurprisingly, prides itself on being on the cutting edge of technology.
University strikes mandate renewed for six more months
University students are facing six more months of strikes, after the University and College Union (UCU) renewed its mandate for industrial action.
Threat of new teacher strikes raise fears of GCSE and A-level exams disruption
The country’s largest teaching union will debate an urgent motion at its annual conference on Tuesday over potential further walkouts, which it warned would likely eclipse...
Manchester Ofsted inspector quits in protest after death of teacher and brands watchdog “inadequate”
"I have increasingly felt that Ofsted is no longer achieving its mission of ‘raising standards, improving lives’. "
Divided education and schools cost £226m extra a year – report
The divided education and school system in Northern Ireland costs £226m extra a year to the public purse, new research claims.
Ofsted to start registering supported accommodation providers from April
Ofsted is set to provide essential oversight of supported accommodation for children in care and care leavers aged 16 to 17.