Step 4: What’s changed in early years, schools, colleges and universities?
Today (Monday 19 July), the country moved to Step 4 of the Government’s roadmap and further restrictions were lifted.
A letter to school staff from Children and Families Minister Vicky Ford
This week Children and Families Minister Vicky Ford wrote to school staff to thank them for all they've done over the last school year and through the pandemic as a whole. She also set out some of the resources available …
Do you have a nature hero? How children and young people can #PlantForOurPlanet
Playing in the local park, helping water the garden plants or picking home-grown strawberries – green spaces and gardens have brought sheer joy to children’s and families lives during some of the most difficult months our country has ever known.
What catch-up activities are available for children over the summer holidays
We know it’s been a hard year for everyone. This summer we want children and young people to take part in fun activities to get moving and learning, to help them get off to a flying start for the next …
How a Skills Bootcamp could fast-track you to a better job
If you are looking to quickly increase your skills in a specific area and fast-track into a new job or get ahead with your current employer, a Skills Bootcamp could be the right choice for you.
What you need to know about summer schools
Helping students catch up is one of our priorities. That’s why we’ve provided £200m for a programme of summer schools as part of the £3 billion the government has invested in helping pupils boost their learning following the disruption caused …
Did you know swimming and water safety are part of the school curriculum?
Here are four things you didn't know about swimming in schools.
What you need to know about exams in 2022
*This page was last updated on 12 August 2021. Students studying A levels, GCSEs and vocational and technical qualifications are expected to sit exams and other formal assessments next year, as the best and fairest way to assess their performance.
School funding: What you need to know about how we’re making it fairer for all
This year schools across England will get a total of £39 billion in core funding to spend on children’s education – this is known as revenue funding. This includes what they spend on paying teachers, leaders and staff, teaching resources …
A letter from the Education Secretary to education leaders
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Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has written to education leaders to thank them for their effort and work over the course of the pandemic and to break down some of the ways in which the move to Step 4 of the …