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Three education unions respond to Budget announcement
The NEU, NAHT and ASCL are simultaneously consulting members on what steps to take following the disappointing Budget announcement Following keep reading
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New series to highlight struggles in education sector
A new BBC series, entitled School, will go behind the scenes of the education landscape As reported by The Guardian, keep reading
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School budget cuts see parents donating toilet roll
A school principal has been forced to beg parents to help buy school supplies, as his primary school has been keep reading
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Hackney families oppose SEN cuts at high court
A court case is ongoing as parents in Hackney protest cuts to local SEN funding, according to The Guardian Hackney-based keep reading
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Integrated education projects in Ireland to receive £300m
Integrated education programmes across Northern Ireland are set to receive a cash injection of £300m, according to the Belfast Telepgraph keep reading
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Budget plans add 'insult to injury' for schools
Plans for the new budget were delivered by Philip Hammond today, and many are distressed by the £400m boost to keep reading
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Scottish education rally sees 30,000 march
According to Holyrood.com, tens of thousands of people hit the streets of Glasgow last weekend demanding better support from the keep reading
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Philip Hammond urged to increase sixth form funding
A coalition of educational associations has urged Philip Hammond to increase funding for sixth forms as part of the upcoming keep reading
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Dramatic school buildings cuts leave pupils in 'crumbling' classrooms
According to the Guardian, capital expenditure on schools is set to fall by 41% at a time when most schools keep reading
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Council cuts may hit Welsh education
Council cuts could impact school funding in Wales, according to the BBC Councils in Wales are facing real terms cuts; keep reading
