Students at Kings College London (KCL) have expressed concerns about universities’ bid to raise tuition fees and implementing limits on

We have come a long way from the times where a person’s social class would determine their future in education,

The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) is calling on political parties to improve maternity care by addressing the financial and

UK universities are getting richer and EU and British nationals living abroad are bearing the brunt of it, new data

London had a markedly lower average rate of apprenticeship starts in the last academic year than the country overall, data

New research showed 62% of teens in London are inspired by careers they see portrayed in their favourite TV shows

Teacher vacancies have seen a sharp spike across London’s schools over the last year, according to data from the Department

Jewish students have condemned the failure of their university’s staff union to acknowledge Israeli casualties in the war against Hamas.

The National Education Union staged a march on the Department of Education last week as part of a two day

London students feel forgotten in the economic crisis as inflation rises to 11.1%, housing demand hits 81% and rental availability

Richmond-Upon-Thames College (RUTC) has welcomed a therapy dog this week to help students dealing with mental health issues. Fred, a