Educ8 Group strengthens senior leadership with two internal appointments to drive excellence and group-wide growth
The appointments mark the next stage in the Group’s plans for sustainable growth, underpinned by an uncompromising focus on quality and excellence across every part of the business. Both roles have a Group-wide remit…
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MAT Finance Sector Insight Report MAT Finance Sector Insight Report 2026: Trust financial outlook improves, but almost a third forecast low reserves by 2029
The MAT Finance Sector Insight Report 2026: Improving forecasts, narrowing headroom , which is being launched at the CST Annual Conference in Birmingham today, brings together budget forecasts from 312 MATs covering…
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MAT Finance Sector Insight Report 2026: Trust financial outlook improves, but almost a third forecast low reserves by 2029
The MAT Finance Sector Insight Report 2026: Improving forecasts, narrowing headroom , which is being launched at the CST Annual Conference in Birmingham today, brings together budget forecasts from 312 MATs covering…
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The Rise of ‘Invisible Cheating’: Why the UK Education System Needs to Rethink Online Exam Security
UK institutions now face increasingly sophisticated forms of digital exam cheating. The conversation around cheating in exams has been dominated by generative AI , but universities are at risk of solving the wrong…
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The Impact of AI on Early Careers in the Accountancy Sector
Firms have been looking to change the nature of the “pyramid structure” to their businesses for years. Over a decade ago KPMG introduced an accelerated training programme that aimed to complete all professional…
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Student protests in Albania turn violent as demonstrators clash with police
Police responded with water cannon and teargas to disperse protesters who started a fire at the ministry of education building, overturned bins and smashed the fronts of local businesses. A branch of Raiffeisen Bank…
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France’s class action: inside the 16 October Guardian Weekly
The movement began with outrage over shoddy school conditions in a Paris banlieue , but has spread across the country as pupils voice their anger about a system they say is failing them. For this week's big story, Paris…
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‘Try to eat really well, 80% of the time’: nutrition expert says healthy eating is easier than you think
"There's a lot of good science out there, and it mostly agrees," says Stanford University's director of nutrition studies and professor of medicine Christopher Gardner from his office in Palo Alto – beaming, bronzed and…
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Medr’s First Year: One Tertiary System, a Lifetime of Opportunities
Medr’s first full-year Annual Report demonstrates the scale of its responsibilities and the progress made in bringing our education and skills system together. There is much to welcome, particularly the work on…
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Talented Judo champ is on a mission to put his sport on the map
He started Judo as an after-school thing. Then he learnt all about the heritage (of the sport) and after Covid became more passionate about it – and decided this is what he wants to do as a career. He fights at the 66kg…
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