The Green Party will write off existing debt of all former students who studied under the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government.

Pupils in some of the poorest regions of the country are being left behind because parents cannot afford to fill funding gaps with donations.

Steve Rotheram has announced an investment of more than £16 million in skills education at colleges and learning providers across Liverpool.

The Guardian is reporting that nearly one in five school buildings in England require urgent repairs.

The API has stressed that the inactivity crisis facing children must be placed at the heart of politics in the General Election and beyond.

Action for Children claims that three pupils in every primary school class will be deprived of the basics this Christmas.

New research suggests that, when it comes to getting enough exercise, wealthier children are beating their poorer classmates.

An annual survey of the UK’s libraries has revealed that almost 800 libraries have closed under the Conservative government since 2010.

The Labour Party is promising to cap class sizes at 30 pupils across all schools in England if it wins the General Election.

The Conservatives will give Ofsted greater powers and more money to improve discipline in classrooms and bolster school standards.

Children in the UK can be exposed to 10 times as much asbestos as they would be in some other European countries.

The LGA has stressed that the next government needs to invest in children’s services so councils can fulfil the ambitions of the Children’s Act.

Up to 690 children are at risk of domestic violence every day, the equivalent of over 25,000 children during the General Election period alone.

Almost half a million children who are worried about their feelings or behaviour are not asking anyone for help.

The Lib Dems have promised to recruit 20,000 more teachers and spend an extra £10 billion on schools each year.

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