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The government announces £11 million for new maths hubs to drive up the quality of maths teaching.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Elizabeth Truss announces funding for primary schools’ computing teaching.
Awarding bodies to arrange diploma awards after the closure of the diploma aggregation service.
Education and Childcare Minister Elizabeth Truss speaks to publishers about textbooks and materials for the new curriculum.
Education Secretary Michael Gove's written ministerial statement about a consultation for key stage 4 English and maths programmes of study.
School leaders and teachers must maintain pupils’ curiosity in science if Britain plc is to compete in the global race.
The first 2 specialist maths free schools ran a competition for gifted mathematicians and the Education Secretary gave out the prizes.
From 29 September 2013, only a student’s first entry to a GCSE examination will count in their school’s performance tables.
Education Minister Elizabeth Truss on the importance of computing at the Association of School and College Leaders/Microsoft conference.
New 'music hubs' approach not successful enough in improving music education for all children in schools, according to Ofsted report.
Matthew Hancock delivers a keynote speech to the Skills Show 2013 about how government is strengthening vocational education.
Can you help us make the content for our schools and children’s services workforces better?
Secretary of State for Education Michael Gove announces the outcome of a consultation on subject content for new English and maths GCSEs.
More than 1,000 schools have already signed up to give their pupils the chance to visit the First World War battlefields.
A 3D printer programme that will boost science, technology, engineering, maths, and design and technology teaching is to be extended.
Elizabeth Truss speaks to the School Leaders Summit about reforms to the curriculum, exams and school accountability.
New statistics reveal more than a third of GCSE state-school students this year took the EBacc - compared to fewer than a quarter last year.
New statistics show the number of college and sixth-form students who stop taking English and maths after GCSE.
The 16 to 18 core maths package is the latest part in the government’s top-to-bottom overhaul of maths in schools.
Schools and the government have failed to focus effectively on religious education, Ofsted said today.
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