
29 August 2008
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The Scottish Government has pledged more than 100,000 pounds to help parents of children with additional support needs.
Nearly nine in ten young people will live and work abroad in the coming years despite more than half having no language skills, new research has found.
Post-16 students are being offered more than just A-levels to study, with more schools and colleges offering qualifications such as International Baccalaureates, diplomas, the Cambridge Pre-U and AQA Baccalaureate.
The hours that teachers work each week has changed little in more than a decade, according to the annual School Teachers' Review Body survey.
Disadvantaged pupils are to get increased access to out-of-school activities in the second year of Northern Ireland's extended schools programme.
Parents from ethnic minorities are to be targeted in a campaign that encourages them to text a charity for advice.
Number and age of pupils? Beauchamp College is a secondary school and sixth form with 2,150 students age 14 to 19.
Government plans to revolutionise alternative education provision have failed to consider ethnic minority pupils, according to two equality charities.
The School Food Trust is to entice children to eat school meals with the help of Disney's popular film series High School Musical.
The government is to reform the commissioning of children and young people's services in a bid to help local authorities and children's trusts.
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