More money doesn’t necessarily mean success when it comes to the link between funding and student progress according to new

Children and families with special educational needs in Greater Manchester face a postcode lottery when it comes to receiving the

A series of interactive workshops with local children are taking place as part of this year’s Manchester Open. Approximately 500

Less than half of the educational organisations in Greater Manchester took advantage of a government scheme that provides free period

A programme has been introduced to help young people stay away from knife crime and violence as they enter secondary

Trafford is the seventh most family-friendly area in the UK, according to a new survey. The Greater Manchester borough appeared

With crumbling schools and 9% of teachers leaving the profession in a year, Britain’s education system is in crisis. And

A Lancashire teacher has explained how Ofsted inspections are affecting the mental health of staff. Recent events, where Ruth Perry,

Another Mancunian takes on Love Island – PE teacher Kai Fagan is ready to find love in the South African

The government has announced schools and colleges can reopen from March 8, but where does this leave the nation’s university

The prime minister announced a new national lockdown last night, with people once again being urged to stay at home,