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Steep jump in infections raises spectre of further educational disruption
New research shows few top UK companies have a strategy to diversify the social backgrounds of employees
Publisher alleges US company reproduced college course questions without permission
End of mass self-isolation should reduce disruption but teachers still fear surge in cases
Hit hard by the pandemic, young adults feeling marginalised by mainstream politics are mobilising around issues such as climate change
Levels of hiring buck traditional summer dip as vacancies rise by up to 53%
Discussions focus on how and over what time grades should return to pre-pandemic distribution
Results show gap in achievement for poorer pupils, regional disparities and enduring divide between private and state schools
Education leaders call for more support as pressure on places rises weeks ahead of new term
Exams cancelled and replaced with teacher assessments for second year in a row
Results confirm grade inflation fears and add to pressure on university admissions
High-ranking institutions may be unable to accept applicants who narrowly miss offers
Move brings Britain into line with other countries and could help reduce winter wave
Widespread government failures include ‘unforgivable refusal’ to make contingency plans
Educational publisher attempts move to Netflix model with access to 1,500 titles for $14.99 a month
Price inflation remains in double digits as buyer demand continues
Ministers increase pressure on young people to take up offer of vaccination
Education secretary Gavin Williamson says money has to support ‘key industries’ but cuts called ‘unconscionable’
Decision comes despite growing concern over infection rates among secondary school-age children
Economists warn that overall jobs figures present a more mixed picture, while furlough and Covid still weigh on recovery
Government is set to push ahead with radical restructuring of 16-plus education sector
About 840,000 students forced to stay at home as teachers accuse government of ‘doing nothing and hoping for the best’
Teachers in England say long wait for 2022 exam plans will leave them unable to prepare
Those at university have struggled in lockdown and their money problems are likely to persist beyond graduation day
Parents and teachers express concern over changes while cases of virus are still rising
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