A Northern Prime Minister has a Chance to close England’s Numeracy Divide
More than 10.6 million adults across the North East, North West, and Yorkshire and the Humber live in local authorities, where the need for numeracy support is among the greatest in England. Every local authority in the…
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The Chimera of an Inclusive 14+ Pathways Curriculum?
For too long vocational education has been the preserve of FE, especially for the one third of young people at 16 who have not achieved GCSEs or those who are excluded. Instead of offering vocational, technical and…
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Headteachers consider leaving jobs earlier than planned after new Ofsted inspection
In response to the question "Has the inspection affected how long you intend to stay in your role?", 52% of those who responded said they were thinking of leaving their job sooner than planned. Amost two-thirds (64%)…
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Former RFK Jr adviser accuses Trump officials of prioritizing special interest groups over voters
"I mean, it's why we lost the midterms. We have been discordant from what was run on, two years ago," Means told Joe Rogan in a podcast interview on Friday. Means told CBS News that Wiles and her "very close-knit crew"…
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Barnsley workers strike over nursery privatisation by Reform council
Passing cars beep their horns in support of the workers, who have taken action at six nurseries run by Barnsley council after its Reform UK leadership agreed to transfer them to private companies. They say the move will…
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Medical breakthrough offers hope to people with same stiff person syndrome as Céline Dion
Stiff person syndrome (SPS) is a rare disease that attacks the central nervous system and can cause devastating rigidity throughout the body and painful muscle spasms. Despite decades of research, there is no cure. Now a…
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Hometown glory? Norwegian library unveils £100k history book donated by Erling Haaland
"Sometimes my son and I are a little impulsive," Alf Inge Haaland, known as Alfie, told the assembled crowd on Monday morning. The spontaneous act in question was the purchase of the only surviving privately owned…
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SkillBuild 2026 National Final to Showcase next Generation of Construction Talent
After competing among the best of the best at this year’s SkillBuild Regional Qualifiers, the finalists will fight for the winning place across two days in their chosen trades. SkillBuild is the largest and…
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Graduating apprentices are the future of Welsh industry says training provider
“You are the next generation of leaders, carers, makers, engineers, creators and innovators,” she told the graduates. “The world you are stepping into needs people like you – people who are willing to learn, work and…
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Miles to go: Minister hears of transport barriers facing North Wales college students
The visit followed concerns raised by Coleg Cambria Chief Executive Yana Williams over what she described as a transport “postcode lottery”, with different levels of financial support available to students depending on…
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