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The British High Commission held the first semi-final event of its fourth annual GREAT Debate competition at the Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology (SSUET) in Karachi.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The Chief Inspector wrote to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) about the short inspection model and plans to collect more evidence from parents about schools.
Help for teachers and social workers to help tackle poorer outcomes of children in need of help and protection from social care
ESFA is extending its School Resource Management Advisers pilot, which found £35 million of savings and revenue generation opportunities, to August 2020.
Successful colleges receive funding as part of a multi-million pound initiative to help increase the quality of further education
New measures announced to end the 'snobbery' in technical education and boost Britain's productivity
The Education Secretary set out his plans to get more people into skilled jobs in a speech at Battersea Power Station.
British Ambassador Chris Rampling held a reception celebrating Chevening's 35th anniversary and wider alumni of Lebanese graduates of UK universities.
Lord Agnew confirms board of education and business experts to help implement £24 million investment to raise school standards and aspirations in the North East
The Government will launch a new scheme creating partnerships between independent schools and councils to boost opportunities for looked after children.
Damian Hinds has asked universities to do more to contact families if a student is at risk of a crisis
Ofsted's Chief Inspector Amanda Spielman discusses the quality of education, training and care services in England at the launch of Ofsted's Annual Report today.
This year's annual report finds the overall quality of education and care in England is improving, but more action is needed to support the children being left behind.
The Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy in Moscow and the Universal University announce free workshops for young specialists working in creative industry sectors
Sixteen selective schools are to expand after committing to improving access for disadvantaged pupils
School Standards Minister Nick Gibb writes to Amanda Spielman Ofsted Chief Inspector about exempting 'outstanding' schools and colleges from routine inspection.
The British Government today unveiled the recipients of the 2019 Marshall Scholarships, the largest class in the scholarship programme’s 65-year history.
Consultation on guidance to help parents choose the right out-of-school setting, and on voluntary code of practice to help providers meet the expected standards
The British Embassy in Cairo is calling for proposals from experts and organisations for a baseline study on skills and employment.
The "Brain Ring" intellectual contest was recently held in the Institute of International Relations under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan.
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