Burnley College principal resigns amid investigation Union demands ‘real reason’ for Karen Buchanan’s exit
Ofsted reveals how it will inspect providers’ AI use Inspectors will not check tech use as a ‘standalone’ part of inspections, but will look at its impact on outcomes
£1.5m loan plea triggers intervention for South Devon College The college’s CEO says his organisation ‘remains on the front foot’
AoC delays pay recommendation until September Colleges need summer to work new £160m funding into budgets, David Hughes says
FE inquiry: MPs grill Smith on pay, cuts and careers Parity of teacher pay is a ‘fairly basic problem’, the education committee chair suggested
Why FE colleges must lead the fight against coercive control When our students took the stage to perform scenes of coercive control, their raw performances revealed an uncomfortable truth: FE colleges are battlegrounds in the fight against domestic abuse
Colleges should be civil society guardians in a more uncivil world As populism rises and trust in institutions crumbles, FE colleges are quietly doing the vital work of rebuilding civil society
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’