Parents evenly divided on higher education’s value London, UK, August 14 – University was once seen as the guaranteed route to a better future, but new research suggests that certainty is beginning to unravel. According to a study released today by Invicta Vita, the women-led career advancement and conflict resolution firm, UK parents are now evenly…
Students are being told outdated careers advice by their parents, teachers and other influential figures in their lives. Whether that’s being told to “just walk in and hand in your CV” or that university is the only path to a well-paid career. While well-intentioned, many young people are finding that traditional guidance no longer reflects…
One in four parents say they lie awake at night worrying about children’s exams Over half of parents report the home being hit negatively by exam stress Mums more than twice as likely to take on the greatest responsibility for managing their children’s revision than dads One in five of parents earning less than £25k…
With the recent cold snap, many parents wonder whether it’s safer to keep children at home. It’s completely understandable — winter mornings can feel especially harsh. But nurseries across the UK follow national guidance, operate within strict safety standards, and remain committed to keeping children warm, protected and comfortable even in very low temperatures. Emily…
A leading social enterprise behind an upcoming Child to Parent Abuse conference focused on safeguarding has announced the release of online tickets. The one-day Breaking the Silence event to be held at Shrewsbury Town Football Club in Shropshire next month (Tuesday 14th October) marks the first time PEGS has held its annual conference in person….
– Industry-leading edtech collaboration transforms parental engagement in schools – 08/09/25: Parental engagement is a priority for schools. But it can be frustrating for parents who have to continually hop between multiple tools and apps to pay for lunches, review homework or find out about a school trip. A new app launched today by…
London, UK— 13 August 2025 — In the age of social media, AI, and increasing societal pressures, how can parents prepare their children for the upcoming school year? That’s the question online tutoring platform Superprof has asked 800 English, Maths and Psychology experts in the UK to create the ultimate back-to-school guide. Traditionally, the…
Ahead of A-level results day (14th August), around 70,000 students are expected to go through university Clearing, but a new study has found that only one in eight (12%) parents understand the process. With record numbers of students applying for university places this year, Clearing is expected to be busier than ever, so the University…
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Now in its fifth year, the research reveals a unique insight into school meal preferences, highlighting an urgent need for improved communication and food education London, UK – Nearly one in two (49%) UK parents feel underinformed about what their children are eating at school, new research from the ParentPay Group, in association with…
Alex Dave, Safeguarding Education Officer at ed-tech charity, LGfL-the National Grid for Learning, shares advice on the relational approach to positive communication with parents. The words we use – either spoken or written – shape us, our values and our behaviours, and they do likewise for others. Language is powerful – it can provide meaning,…
New Childline data reveals that the service delivered more than 4,500 counselling sessions to young people experiencing loneliness in 2024/25. During last July and August, numbers of counselling sessions on the topic were above monthly average. Childline reminds young people that they are always available if they need a safe and confidential place to turn…
In light of recent reports regarding student-on-teacher abuse in UK schools, a new study by Save My Exams has uncovered the effects of student and parent abuse towards UK teachers. The report looks into how social media impacts parent and student abuse towards UK teachers, as well as addressing the effects it has on teacher…
Alex Dave, Safeguarding Education Officer at ed-tech charity, LGfL-the National Grid for Learning, shares advice on building positive partnerships with parents, and ways Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSLs) can approach difficult conversations. ‘Working collaboratively will mean parents and carers have the best chance of making changes, and practitioners can make fair and accurate decisions about how…
With exam season underway for pupils and students across the UK, new research from ParentPay Group reveals the key factors impacting learning in schools. Teachers and school leaders across the UK have voiced significant concerns regarding the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. This is according to a new research report, ‘Generation catch-up: The…
As schools face a further tightening of budgets in 2025, savvy shoppers can help their school out without spending an extra penny The UK’s leading cashback fundraising platform, easyfundraising, has unveiled a way for parents to support schools, amid news of a further tightening of budgets in the sector. Recent research from the School…
Photo credit: Unsplash With the summer holidays fast approaching, many kids will be looking forward to the break and time to enjoy themselves outside of school. But for some children, the summer holidays can be a stressful time when online interactions with their friends and classmates can result in harmful cyberbullying. In these cases…
Over the years, vaping has emerged as a popular alternative to smoking, especially among adults seeking a less harmful option. In 2022, a study by the International Tobacco Control found that 24% of people aged 16-to-19 years in England reported having vaped in the past 30 days. The prevalence of underage vaping in the UK…
Discovery Education, the worldwide edtech leader whose resources ignite student curiosity and drive engagement in learning today announced the launch of a new digital learning challenge which helps parents and teachers boost children’s skills in maths and English. The DoodleLearning Spring Challenge encourages children to practise maths and English for just a few minutes each…
Hay Festival Global has announced the free schools programme to open the spring edition in Hay-on-Wye, which takes place 23 May-2 June 2024. The schools programme brings together writers and young readers for a series of inspiring interactive activities and conversations in person and online with support from the Welsh Government and the Rothschild…
As World Mental Health Day (10th October) approaches, parents and teachers are being encouraged to sign up to a new book club which will give kids free access to online books and activities to boost their wellbeing. Created by the award-winning parenting website KiddyCharts, the ‘Shelf Care’ book club offers free PDF books, activity…
27th July 2023 – Leading finance company, Premium Credit, has announced that last year it saw a 13% increase in the amount of money it lent through its Schools Fee Plan (SFP) to parents looking to spread the cost of their children’s school fees, when compared to 2021. The amount of funding provided through SFP…
Crippling school uniform costs are setting families back hundreds of pounds a year despite new rules introduced to make uniforms more affordable, according to new analysis from The Children’s Society. In a poll of 2,000 parents from across the UK, the charity found parents and carers of secondary school children are paying on average…
20% of parents and carers say they don’t read with their child due to lack of time; and 28% say they don’t find reading with their child easy; but 95% see reading as important for their child. New findings underpin the importance of investment in early years reading but more needs to be done…
London, May 5th – Over 10 million Brits lack basic digital skills to get online, preventing them from accessing education, digital healthcare, online banking and other essential day-to-day activities. Digital Wellness Day, celebrated globally on the 5th of May 2023 and running for the 4th year in a row, aims to increase awareness to…
