WCG sells contentious campus after High Court win The proceeds will be used to pay off debts from an ongoing government funding audit
Sixth form strike looms over pay ‘harmonisation’ The union calls the proposed pay freeze ‘levelling down’
Exam picket line over cuts at ‘second chances’ sixth form The sixth form’s new management say cutting A-Levels will improve its ‘inadequate’ achievement rate
Principal pay surges past £200k for 71 colleges Analysis shows highest paid bosses in the college sector
King’s Birthday Honours 2025: Ex-ESFA CEO Peter Lauener knighted More than 20 people with links to FE recognised including an OBE for former principal Verity Hancock
UK withdraws entries from WorldSkills after DfE grant cut The Education and Training Foundation and the Careers and Enterprise Company have also been told to economise
Burnham boosts cash to solve FE capacity crisis Projections suggest thousands of extra places will be needed for 17 and 18-year-olds in the next three years
Hasta la Prevista as training provider suffers liquidation The company was sold to an employee ownership trust four years ago
Bootcamp job interviews treated as ‘tick-box’ exercise, third year participants say Evaluation does however show ‘encouraging’ improvements in the programme