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Education Secretary on the Government’s £1 billion Covid catch-up plan to tackle impact of lost teaching time
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Thousands of children in England to benefit from free meals and activities during summer 2020
New measures to help primary and secondary pupils catch up
Universities Minister, Michelle Donelan, talks to HEPI about the impact of Covid-19 on the sector and mental health support for students during this time.
Headteachers are being encouraged to invite back more primary pupils before the summer, where they have capacity to do so
Eighty-eight more providers selected to deliver pioneering qualifications from September 2022 taking the total to over 180 across England.
Online resources and charity grants to help schools and colleges respond to the impact of coronavirus on mental health and wellbeing
International Education Champion appointed to support international students and the higher education sector during Covid-19
Universities Minister Michelle Donelan delivered a speech at the Going Global summit hosted by the British Council, outlining support for international students
More than 11,000 vulnerable young people to receive support to move into next stage of education or employment
Termination notice issued to the Khalsa Academies Trust in relation to Khalsa Secondary Academy by the Department for Education.
From 1 June schools, colleges and nurseries are set to open to more children.
£6.5 million to put social workers in schools to support children at risk
Prime Minister to open virtual Hidden Harms Summit in Downing Street to drive action to tackle domestic abuse, child sexual exploitation and modern slavery
The multi-million-pound settlement will help low-income families with seriously ill or disabled children with the cost of equipment, goods or services
Education Secretary on the Government’s response to the outbreak of coronavirus and plans to begin returning to school safely
The Department for Education’s response to issues raised regarding the science on coronavirus (COVID-19).
Schools, colleges and nurseries to begin to prepare to open to more young people from 1 June at the earliest, with protective measures in place
Temporary measures ensure critical workers will still be eligible for childcare offers if their income has changed due to coronavirus
The Government has announced a range of measures to protect students and the higher education sector from the impact of coronavirus.
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