In Parliament

The National Centre for Social Research's national qualitative process evaluation was commissioned by the department in October 2020 to cove

The government recognises the disruption that COVID-19 has caused for many students and their families because they have not yet been able t

Teaching and college staff mobility will not be funded as part of the Turing scheme in academic year 2021/22, as we are prioritising ensurin

The government is committed to transforming the lives of young people so they can go as far as their hard work will take them.

It is vital that a fair approach to exams and assessment is in place and understood by students.

This has been a very difficult time for students, and the government is working with the higher education (HE) sector to make sure all reaso

Cancelling all student loan debt would have a significant fiscal impact on the economy, and on taxpayers, many of whom may not have benefite

The government’s approach to student finance ensures that costs are split fairly between borrowers and the taxpayer and has helped more youn

This is a difficult and uncertain time for students, but we are working with the sector to make sure all reasonable efforts are being made t

Protecting student and staff wellbeing is vital - these are difficult times and it is important students can still access the mental health