BBC | Election 2015 This is a guide to political parties’ positions on key issues and will be updated as each manifesto is launched. This election issue includes funding for schools, university tuition fees and early...
Read MoreBBC News | Technology | 17 April 2015 Schools in Los Angeles are seeking compensation from Apple over a $1.3bn (£870m) iPad-based education project that has gone awry. They have sent letters to Apple and its project...
Read MoreThe Guardian | Sally Weale | Education correspondent | Thursday 16 April Demand for primary school places has shot up in recent years as the impact of a population surge has trickled down to education....
Read MoreBBC News | Hannah Richardson | Education reporter | 16 April 2015 More than half a million families are discovering which primary schools their children will attend, amid a growing places squeeze in parts of England....
Read MoreBBC News | Business | Sean Coughlan | Education correspondent | 15 April 2015 No international education conference is complete without a reference to Finland. Ever since it appeared at the top of international league...
Read MoreProgress report 2015 | Government Equalities Office | March 2015 The government’s body confidence campaign was established in November 2010 to: Respond to public concerns and raise public debate to promote cultural change...
Read MoreThe Guardian | Children and teenagers | Ebooks | Anna Baddeley | 1 March 2015 If you’re not a fan of Dragons’ Den, or the parent of an under-five, then you probably won’t have...
Read MoreThe Guardian | Stuart Dredge | 13 April 2015 British children’s TV startup Hopster is expanding globally, launching its video-on-demand app in more than 100 countries at the end of April. The app, which has been...
Read MoreThe Guardian | Tech | Games | Keith Stuart | 9 April 2015 Warner Bros has confirmed that its next Lego video game will be called Lego Dimensions and allow players to place real minifigs and blocks onto...
Read MoreThe Guardian | Haroon Siddique and agency | 9 April 2015 Stress from serious events in first 14 years of life may be risk factor and one trigger for disease, finds Swedish study of 10,000 families The Swedish study...
Read MoreBBC News | Education & Family | 9 April 2015 The National Youth Dance Company hunts out talented teenagers from all over England. Their latest performance will premiere at Sadler’s Wells on Friday. After...
Read MoreThe Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine (FSEM) UK has released a manifesto titled Making the physically active choice calling on politicians, policy makers and the next government to priorities physical activity to improve public health.
Read MoreThe Guardian | Children | Andre Spicer | 8 April 2015 Why are we, the skateboarding, Lego-hogging grownups of today, apparently so reluctant to act our age and let the children play? Abstract: One spectacular example is a chain...
Read MoreThe Guardian | Early years education | Rebecca Ratcliffe | 9 April 2015 Poorer children who fall behind in reading at an early age earn around 20% an hour less in later life, according to a study commissioned by...
Read MoreMarketing Week | Kaltrina Bylykbashi | 7 Apr 2015 The YouTube Kids app, which is currently only available in the US, has caused some controversy today (7 April) as a coalition of consumer and children advocacy groups...
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