Registration is now open for Tes SEND Show North 2026, the North of England’s largest dedicated event for special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Education Business LIVE is a free-to-attend exhibition and conference which welcomes members of the education community to find high-impact, cost-effective solutions to the problems currently facing our schools.
The Council for Disabled Children (CDC) and IMPOWER have announced a new partnership offering insight and practical support to local SEND systems at a critical point in SEND system reform.
The Welsh Government has published a consultation to gain views on extending its Talk With Me programme so that it can support 5 to 11-year-olds with their speech, language and communication skills.
Ordnance Survey (OS) is offering its free education resource for the teaching of geography to 1,800 primary and secondary schools in some of the most deprived areas of Great Britain.
The Education Business Awards recognise the leadership, innovation, operational decisions and strategic planning that help schools run more effectively and deliver better environments for both staff and pupils.
The Education and Work and Pensions Committees have launched a joint inquiry investigating how the Government’s new Child Poverty Strategy, announced last month, can meet its aims.
Charity School Food Matters has released learnings from its school food improvement programme, Nourish, and has formed a roadmap to success for school food policy.
Multi-academy trusts are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to support teaching, learning and school management, but evidence of its impact remains limited, according to new research from the Education Policy Institute (EPI).
The government is running a tender for industry to co-create AI tutoring tools with teachers, with the goal of bringing these tools to a similar level of quality of personalised one to one support.