Green light for religious sixth form colleges to academise New regulations finally pave way for Catholic sixth form colleges to convert
College hits back at Ofsted after grade 3 The inspectorate published the report despite an ongoing challenge
Former education ministers slam DfE’s level 3 qualifications cull Lords fear reforms will have a ‘disastrous’ impact on social mobility, economic growth and public services
Ministers accused of level 3 backtrack More than half of reformed AGQs will be scrapped by government edict, new analysis reveals
Provider’s contract terminated after another failed legal battle ‘We hope that through collective power policy will change’, says owners
Apprenticeship starts fall 6% in first quarter of 2022/23 New data also provides further evidence as to why the government decided to scrap traineeships
DfE offers colleges ‘reassurance’ over at risk capital projects A ‘possible’ DfE-backed loans scheme for colleges is being explored
Dozens of providers allowed to skirt cap on subcontracting Names of 53 providers given special permission to subcontract over 25% limit revealed
DfE claws back £6.2m from ETF after T Level contract dispute AELP has also returned as a co-owner of the charity