The Welsh Government has announced an additional £8 million for Universal Primary Free School Meals across Wales over the coming two years.
The government has announced £500 million of investment, as the first National Youth Strategy in 15 years is published.
The government has announced a £820 million funding package for learning or employment opportunities for young people.
100 million free school meals have been delivered to London's state primary school children in just over 2 years.
Applications for schools to apply for free breakfast clubs have now opened, with funding increased from 60p to £1 per child.
23 schools have now installed Great British Energy solar panels and are cutting their energy bills.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has set a 2029 timeline for the removal of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) from all schools an
Schools in England could face an annual shortfall of £310 million in covering the cost of free school meals unless urgent action is taken, ac
Spending on educational support for children with high needs has risen sharply in recent years, creating unsustainable financial pressure on both l
The government has confirmed it will be expanding its free breakfast club scheme to 2,000 new schools from April 2026.
The Government’s Youth Hub programme – which is hosted by sports clubs and other community venues, will almost double in number thanks to £25 million new investment.
More than half of RAAC-affected schools and colleges now either fully free of the material or on the path to removal.
The government is funding childcare for 30 hours a week.
Take-up is already expected to be over and above initial projections.
The government has confirmed £600 million to extend the Holiday Activities and Food programme for another three years.
The scheme is currently testing innovative ways to identify young people most at risk of falling out of education, employment or training and matching them up to local training or job opportunities.