In an effort to boost parent-teacher relationships in schools across the United Kingdom, the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills (Ofsted) has come up with some recommendations. According to the office, one of the best ways to guarantee that teachers are professionals, and parents are satisfied with the education their children receive […]
According to a recent survey conducted by Ledger, more than sixty percent (60%) of Canadian parents are worried about the increase in expenses, which comes with the beginning of the school year. The month leading up to the beginning of the school year is one of the hardest in terms of finances. Many families who […]
The application process for the 2019 Chevening Scholarship has officially commenced on 5 August. Thе scholarship is aimed towards budding world entrepreneurs and leaders who are looking to boost their education and want to study in the United Kingdom. The eligibility criteria for this scholarship differs from traditional masters grants, as the main requirement is […]
The UK is at the apex of countries offering the best education according to a survey on how countries invest in their future leaders from primary school to university. Specifically, in the near future, countries across the globe will be presided over by the present youth and the kind of education they receive will determine […]
Inspiring communities begin to spring up to foster learning for STEM girls in their latent and creative capabilities in spite of the alarming increase of the gender workforce gap. Within the science and engineering (S&E) labor force, it used to be so tough for women to break into the field because of the lack of […]
According to recent figures, success rates in Maths are still dropping, despite recent changes by the Department of Education, which made the passing threshold for the subject lower. With the reduction of passing scores, students who want to graduate the Higher level of Maths now have to score only sixty-two percent (62%) to receive an […]
Universities in England can be forced to lower their fees under the radical new regulations by the Office for Students (OfS), an independent entity of the Department of Education. Constituted for offering equal rights to education, OfS will now have the authority to administer the university admissions and ensure students from all backgrounds, regardless of […]
Teaching assistants (TAs) and support staff in schools have demanded a salary increase in an open address to the United Kingdom Department of Education. According to teaching unions across the country, these staff members are not being rewarded for their work justly. While teachers recently received an increase in pay by around three pounds (GBP2.75), […]
A recent report released by the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS), details that there is a slight rise in applications or nurse training compared to 2018. While this increase is an encouraging trend, there is a significant decrease in applications compared to 2016, when the state stopped offering a bursary used to cover all […]
The Chief Inspector for the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills (Ofsted), Amanda Spielman, has expressed concerns that sports and physical education classes are being stripped from school curriculums around Britain. In a recent interview, Ms. Spielman said that the government and school principles around the country should be aware that physical […]
