Industry leaders across more than 20 fields have reflected on the “transformational” impact of study abroad experiences, with 98% indicating their international experience shaped their professional growth into…

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LSE Business Review·policy

Societies must rethink not only what industrial policy aims to achieve, but how it is designed and governed – Mariana Mazzucato

Industrial policy is having a revival. But it needs a redesign. Ahead of an event at the LSE Festival on 15 June Mariana Mazzucato describes her “common good framework”, which shifts industrial policy away from a narrow…

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HEPI Blog·higher-ed

Architects of education: empowering the student voice through co-creation

Join HEPI, Kaplan and London Economics for a webinar on Thursday 9 July 2026 , from 12pm to 1pm , launching new research on the economic costs and benefits of international students, including for the first time…

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Ofsted Blog·policy

What you need to know about the September 2026 updates to education inspections

Today we’ve published our annual updates to the education inspection materials under the renewed education inspection framework (EIF). They cover early years settings , state-funded schools , non-association independent…

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Student Loans Company

Transparency data: Expenses incurred by SLC board members and senior executive team

As part of the Student Loans Company's commitment to transparency, it publishes details of expenses incurred by its board and executive leadership team

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Chartered College of Teaching

Elite Group Education Ltd

Elite Group Education Ltd is a UK–Saudi education group supporting professional learning, safeguarding leadership, CPD Certified and CPD-aligned professional development, school improvement initiatives, leadership…

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HEPI Blog·higher-ed

Religious-based bullying and cyber-discrimination in higher education: insights from European research

Join HEPI and Unite Students for a webinar on Wednesday 24 June 2026, from 11am to 12pm , marking the launch of the fifth annual Unite Students’ Applicant Index 2026. Drawing on one of the sector’s most comprehensive…

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Wonkhe·higher-ed

Universities need to find a way past the current atmosphere of permanent crisis

A decade of shocks has left higher education working conditions feeling like one firefight after another. For Doug Specht, leadership decision-making must recover some degree of strategic calm

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University of Cambridge News·higher-ed

New strategy to tackle bovine TB in England

New strategy to tackle bovine TB in England Jacqueline Garget Wed, 06/10/2026 - 00:01 Developed with input from over 100 farmers, vets, scientists, industry and government representatives, as well as members of the…

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Wonkhe

Being a department head has never been more complex

The head of department role is arguably where the pressures shaping higher education are most visible. Tomasz Liskiewicz and Toby Peyton-Jones emphasise the need for leadership capacity

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University of Cambridge News·higher-ed

Cambridge Maths School rated ‘exceptional’ in every category of first-ever Ofsted inspection

Cambridge Maths School rated ‘exceptional’ in every category of first-ever Ofsted inspection Stephen Bevan Fri, 06/05/2026 - 11:26 Cambridge Maths School – the specialist sixth form college developed in collaboration…

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The PIE News·higher-ed

Switzerland’s hospitality institutions are selling the business of good service

Switzerland is often associated with luxury. From chocolates to hotels, watches to breathtaking ski resorts, the alpine country is well known for its precision, stellar service and quiet dedication to excellence. The…

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The PIE News·higher-ed

Why hospitality education may be the soundest choice a student can make

For young people weighing up their options in international higher education today, the question is rarely straightforward. It is no longer simply: where and what do I wish to study? It has become, with increasing…

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The PIE News·higher-ed

My CEO story: Mervin Bakker, EAIE

Describe the EAIE in three words or phrases. To me, the EAIE provides its members and the wider international education community with a one-stop shop to: Connect a global network and establish collaboration. Learn by…

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Teacher Tapp Blog

More on TLRs, revision sessions PLUS optimism for the summer term

Hey there Tappers! The final half term of 2025/26 academic year has begun! This is the half-term when there are transition days, sports day, and external exams, and end-of-term dinners, and goodbye speeches, and new…

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LSE Business Review·policy

Feeling like an impostor at work might not just be a “you problem”

Feeling like an imposter at work can be isolating. But research shows that it is not only common, but that it does not necessarily diminish with professional success. Timothy Holmes and Daniel Jolles argue that if so…

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The PIE News·higher-ed

Barney Glover appointed inaugural chief commissioner of Australia’s tertiary watchdog

The appointment, announced by education minister Jason Clare, places Glover at the centre of a long-planned reform agenda, the Australian Tertiary Education Commission (ATEC), stemming from the Australian Universities…

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HEPI Blog·higher-ed

WEEKEND READING: Why Access and Participation Plans aren’t working for music conservatoires and what could

This blog was kindly authored by Dr Scott Caizley, Head of Widening Participation at the Royal Academy of Music. A regulator in transition 2026 has been a busy year for the Office for Students. Susan Lapworth left the…

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EU Commission Press Releases (EAC)·policy

Speech by Commissioner Ekaterina Zaharieva at the Competitiveness Council (COMPET) - 29.05.2026

European Commission Speech Brussels, 29 May 2026 Thank you very much, Minister Damianou. Today we advanced on two key priorities for Europe's competitiveness and global leadership: the next Horizon Europe prog...

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Resolution Foundation·policy

Boiling Britain, booming Manchester and banning social media

Morning all, Mike here, filling in for Ruth this week. What a week it’s been – and only four days long! The hottest ever day in May, temperatures rising in the Labour party, and the not-so-cool news that the UK now has…

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Assistant Head - 27.5 - Primary

Education news for this role

98% of leaders say study abroad shaped their path to leadership

Societies must rethink not only what industrial policy aims to achieve, but how it is designed and governed – Mariana Mazzucato

Architects of education: empowering the student voice through co-creation

What you need to know about the September 2026 updates to education inspections

Transparency data: Expenses incurred by SLC board members and senior executive team

Elite Group Education Ltd

Religious-based bullying and cyber-discrimination in higher education: insights from European research

Universities need to find a way past the current atmosphere of permanent crisis

New strategy to tackle bovine TB in England

Being a department head has never been more complex

Cambridge Maths School rated ‘exceptional’ in every category of first-ever Ofsted inspection

Switzerland’s hospitality institutions are selling the business of good service

Why hospitality education may be the soundest choice a student can make

My CEO story: Mervin Bakker, EAIE

More on TLRs, revision sessions PLUS optimism for the summer term

Feeling like an impostor at work might not just be a “you problem”

Barney Glover appointed inaugural chief commissioner of Australia’s tertiary watchdog

WEEKEND READING: Why Access and Participation Plans aren’t working for music conservatoires and what could

Speech by Commissioner Ekaterina Zaharieva at the Competitiveness Council (COMPET) - 29.05.2026

Boiling Britain, booming Manchester and banning social media

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