Almost 50 million people visited museums and galleries in the UK last year, the highest number since records began.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has made £19 million available for programmes to improve support for care leavers.

A generation of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities is failing to receive the support it deserves.

Pupils travelling to primary schools across the capital are five times more exposed to air pollution than at any other time of the day.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council has agreed recommendations to fund a £5.5 million redirection of cash to its children’s services.

Around one in eight schools do not have a library, with poorer children less likely to have access to one than their richer peers.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced more funding to support adopted children and their families.

Parents often chose to take their children out of secondary school to be home-educated because of complex needs rather than preferred choice.

Financial aid for uniforms has fallen by more than 70 per cent since 2010, with 80 per cent of local councils now offering no assistance.

Nicky Morgan has announced that innovative cultural projects, libraries, museums and creative industries will benefit from £250 million of new funding.

More school children across England will now learn essential cycling skills thanks to a £13 million government investment in Bikeability.

Official figures indicate that levels of severe obesity among children in the last year of primary school have hit an all-time high.

A significant proportion of all pupils experiencing an unexplained exit fail to return to the school system ever again.

The Department for Education is offering loans to housing developers to boost new house and school building momentum.

Dame Sally Davies has said that snacking should be banned on public transport and extra taxes placed on unhealthy foods to tackle child obesity.

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