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18 May 2026

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Jessica Hill

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Inside the booming business of high-tech exam cheating

Student fraud has moved beyond AI abuse in coursework – it includes invisible earpieces and smart glasses ...

Jessica Hill

4d | Assessment
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LSIPs are closing the skills gap, but the system’s still out of sync

LSIPs are bringing employers and educators together like never before, but funding pressures and policy ...

Hannah Larsen

4d | Skills reform
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Shakespeare for ESOL? It turns out it works

In ESOL classrooms in Bradford, Shakespeare is helping young people who’ve lost everything rebuild ...

Esther Wilkey

4d | The Staffroom - opinion
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V Levels won’t fix vocational education – T Levels didn’t

A new post-16 qualification won’t change a system that still undervalues technical routes and lacks the ...

Amelia Clayton

4d | Young people
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AI is a mirror. FE must decide what it reflects

As we enter the 'intimacy economy', educators are no longer just teaching with technology – they are ...

Scott Hayden

4d | Teaching
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We can’t tackle NEET numbers without fixing 16-19 funding

We expect young people to stay in education until 18, yet the system removes targeted disadvantage funding ...

Sarah Waite

4d | Young people
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AI leadership apprenticeship units: right ambition, wrong delivery model

Ministers want AI-ready leaders, but their own training model risks holding them back

James Kelly

5d | Apprenticeships
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Bringing good housekeeping to City Lit

Former A-list magazine editor Lindsay Nicholson tells how journalism prepared her for leading the board of ...

Jessica Hill

1w | Adult education
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Why I ditched presentations for paper and scissors

In an ESOL classroom shaped by trauma and diverse experiences, zines offered something PowerPoint ...

Jane Botros

1w | Teaching
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Don’t get dragged into the ‘inclusion’ trap

Inclusion is the new inspection buzzword, but in chasing it, some providers are making worse decisions for ...

Peter Nelson

1w | Inclusion