Youth charities have welcomed measures in the government’s school curriculum review that will create a new entitlement for children to access enrichment opportunities.

The government has announced sweeping reforms to the curriculum from 2028, where young people will now be taught how to spot fake news, learn how to budget, and understand AI in the classroom.

The said the move diversifying the music genres taught in schools and removes ‘outdated systems that stop kids from studying music and the arts’.

Elizabeth Nonweiler accused ministers of embedding “mixed messages” into a new £8.2 million scheme to improve literacy. | ITV ...

Poets going into schools can help teach children about climate change without making them feel “guilty or responsible”, author Michael Rosen has said. Rosen has said he would like to see positive ...

Scrapping the English Baccalaureate has been welcomed by the Church of England and in the worlds of theatre, art and music.

Elizabeth Nonweiler accused ministers of embedding “mixed messages” into a new £8.2 million scheme to improve literacy.

A government-appointed review panel has just released its long-awaited report on England’s national curriculum. Its stated ...

A sharp drop in the study of languages at A level in Wales has sparked concerns over one subject disappearing from the ...

Llansteffan is determined to avoid the fate that has befallen many Welsh villages in recent years. The closure of local hubs ...

The Welsh government has faced growing scrutiny over the way children are taught to read in Wales. But what about the ...

Enticing young people to read will require a concerted effort by parents, carers, teachers and public intellectuals to ...