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School Standards Minister addresses the Education World Forum (Tuesday 23 January).
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
New Education Secretary unveils plans to drive up standards by supporting underperforming schools and increase opportunities in areas most in need.
Damian Hinds met with pupils and teachers at a primary school in Soham during his first visit as Secretary of State for Education.
New Centre of Excellence for Literacy Teaching and investment in phonics programmes to boost early reading and language skills
130 people have been recognised for their services to education and driving forward social mobility in the 2018 New Year Honours list.
The Boarding School Partnerships Information Service has been launched to give more vulnerable children the chance to attend boarding schools.
Education Secretary unveils plan to provide opportunities on every young person's doorstep in a speech at the inaugural Reform social mobility conference.
Education Secretary unveils action plan to provide opportunities on every young person's doorstep and ensure no community is left behind.
At least 300 young people will have the chance to live and work in China following the expansion of a government-funded internship scheme.
PIRLS ranks England joint eighth out of 50 countries, and among the highest-performing in Europe
A consultation is being launched on new proposals on eligibility for free 15 hour childcare for two-year-olds.
Education Secretary calls on employers to join a skills partnership to create the workforce this country needs.
The Summit will signal the start of a new partnership with business that will spread opportunity to more communities.
Today (30 November), Ofsted have published a new early years curriculum report called Bold Beginnings.
Views sought on support for disadvantaged pupils.
Justine Greening addresses teachers at Teach First conference.
The Ethnicity facts and figures website brings together information from across government about how ethnicity affects people's everyday lives.
Education Secretary launches plans to raise education standards and broaden the horizons of young people in areas struggling with social mobility.
In a speech at the Sutton Trust's Social Mobility Summit 2017 on 12 July, Justine Greening sets out new government initiatives.
Education Secretary opens the Sutton Trust Social Mobility Summit 2017, with a speech setting out the need for change.
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