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Ofsted has today published a report exploring early years provision in an international context.

 

Free NHS sight tests will be made available within all special school settings, the government and NHS England confirmed today.

 

Scott Morrison, the former Prime Minister of Australia, has been invited to deliver a keynote address at the prestigious Oxford Union on Thursday, June 15th, at 5 pm. Following his talk,

Teachers in England represented by the National Education Union (NEU) are set to initiate new strikes next month as part of their ongoing pay dispute.

A new agreement recognising UK professional qualifications in Switzerland will be signed by Business and Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch and Swiss Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin today

 

Oxford University is embroiled in a legal battle as it seeks a High Court injunction to prevent two Oxford-based companies, Oxford Programs and Oxford Royale Academy, from using the name

 

Four prominent Greek universities have joined forces to introduce an English-language postgraduate study program in Ancient Philosophy, aiming to attract international students to Athens.

 

Schools in England now have more teachers than ever before, as new data reveals there are 468,371 teachers in the workforce, as part of the Government’s ongoing work to attract the

In a significant advancement for queer representation in academia, the University of Oxford has appointed the UK's first permanently endowed professorship in LGBTQ+ history. Mansfield

Thousands of students across leading universities face uncertainty as their exam grades are left in limbo due to ongoing lecturer marking strikes. The University and College Union (UCU)