Reading Resources for ELT

A report from MPs concluded the department revoked visas before verifying evidence

Downshall primary is a success in a deprived community. But cuts to vital care services are taking a toll

A recent international conference was an opportunity to network, but I feel guilty about the waste and emissions

Post-18 education and funding review proposes major changes to address disparity between higher and further education

Home Office ‘did not have the expertise’ to check data used to accuse students of cheating

Letter: Exams that are too difficult and unreliable grading are among the problems driving demoralised learners and teachers out of the subject, say 152 university language teachers

Academics say regulator is ‘killing’ subjects as GCSEs and A-levels are marked too harshly

Exclusive: Home fee status and financial support for EU nationals will be withdrawn from 2021 in a new crackdown on foreign students by Theresa May.

I grew up in West Germany and believed I would never return to strict borders in Europe – until I applied for UK leave to remain

I’m writing Wikpedia entries about celebrated female scholars to make online spaces more inclusive

I’d like to be a great lecturer, but I don’t think theory divorced from classroom context will make me one

Fewer schools in England offering subject at A-level and fewer pupils taking it at GCSE

The 1983 report, A Nation at Risk, spoke of a school system in ‘the grip of a crisis’ – kicking off cycles of shortcomings for American schools

Sajid Javid urged to make statement about students’ treatment and resolve issue

East London primary seeks charity’s help with pastoral care after budget cuts

In turnaround from Cameron’s scrapped maintenance grants, May says move ‘has not worked’

Tuition fees and student loans will be pegged in England at same level as for home students

Thousands studying in the UK lost their visas after test results were queried – but a report this week could bring resolution

Why modern language GCSEs are in decline and what the government is doing

Review will call for heads to be accountable for the exam records of children ‘off-rolled’

The leader of the University of Chile and Northampton’s vice-chancellor debate whether students should pay to go to university

The Government wants to crackdown on the high number of students being awarded first class or 2.1 degrees by universities.

Large proportion of students’ £9k fees used to fund libraries and support services – report

Watchdog chief outlines new inspection regime judging schools on ‘quality of education’

Universities must end the culture of tolerating bad behaviour and of valuing perpetrators more than their victims, says Prof Athene Donald