Mobile phone ban plan to improve school behaviour
Mobile phone bans and other ways to create "calm classrooms" are to be considered to help improve discipline in England's schools.
Why aren’t more girls in the UK choosing to study computing and technology?
Getting women into tech careers has never been more important, but teachers believe old-fashioned stereotypes about subjects such as design and technology and computer science put girls off choosing them at school.
Studying maths beyond GCSEs helps brain development, say scientists
Students who drop math at the age of 16 have lower amounts of a brain chemical that is critical for brain and cognitive development, compared with those who continue math, a study has found.
What students really want from school catch-up
From longer days to more tutoring what does school recovery look like to students?
Skip the kindergarten cop routine: free play is vital for young children
Why free play is vital for young children
‘Let children play’: the educational message from across Europe
Free play and outdoor play has long been valued in Finland, but now more countries are seeing the benefits of letting children have more time to play
Can you solve it? Are you smarter than Britain’s teenage brainiacs?
Can you solve this puzzle from the United Kingdom's girls’ math Olympiad?
Giving kids a break is the best way for them to ‘catch up’ after a year of disruption
Studies have shown that promoting wellbeing through play goes a long way to boost academic outcomes in school children
Call for ‘summer of play’ to help English pupils recover from Covid-19 stress
Experts in child development from the United Kingdom are calling on the government to support a “summer of play” to help children in England recover from the stress of COVID-19
Mandarin proves a winner in English schools
Mandarin continues to grow in popularity in the United Kingdom's schools