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Training for freshers will focus on antisemitism and Islamophobia, vice-chancellor of University of Oxford says, and will make clear acceptable boundaries for protest. Its offices were attacked last week with hammers and red paint over links with Israel. thetimes.com/uk/education/a…

We recorded an episode of The Times and The Sunday Times The Story podcast about my daughter's death from Severe ME. There are messages for Wes Streeting about ME & the NHS. But also for Shabana Mahmood MP and maybe Andy Slaughter about the bare cruelty of the inquest system open.spotify.com/episode/02h2VI…

Jam-making, rocking horses and house purchases should be cut from exam questions as too middle class. Lee Elliot Major calls for more working class heroes in the curriculum - and visits to football grounds rather than museums thetimes.com/uk/education/a…

Lord Hague confirmed as the 160th chancellor of Oxford University...

🔺 BREAKING: Lord Hague of Richmond has been announced as the new chancellor of Oxford University ⬇️ thetimes.com/uk/education/a…

This is a project we're doing with ⁦Chloe Combi on perfectionism in girls. Excellent piece by ⁦Nicola Woolcock⁩ High-achieving girls learn that sometimes good is better than perfect thetimes.com/article/8967e2…

Ace interview by Nicola Woolcock: '[He wanted to buy] doorstops for the 2,500 bedrooms on campus — “I didn’t want students disappearing into their rooms and never talking to other students” — but the plan failed because the rooms had fire doors.' thetimes.com/uk/education/a…

Today, Public First publishes a landmark research study: the report from the Commission into Countering Online Conspiracies in Schools. Thanks to the support of the Pears Foundation, we were able to carry out first-of-its-kind research into this issue. 1/13

Also! Breaking! You can read all about it, courtesy of Nicola Woolcock in her brilliant Times piece this morning.

Young people more likely to trust social media influencers than government, landmark study by Pears Foundation finds Conspiracy theories are rife in classrooms and children (and parents) see no harm in spreading them Exclusive in The Times and The Sunday Times Ed Dorrell thetimes.com/uk/education/a…

Competition laws prevent universities from working together when courses under threat, says Russell Group head Prof Wendy Larner, VC of Cardiff University, told The Times and The Sunday Times drastic changes needed so that universities not forbidden from discussions by CMA thetimes.com/uk/education/a…

Important issues raised by Professor Wendy Larner of Cardiff University in the The Times and The Sunday Times today. Increased collaboration between universities has the potential to multiply their strengths and create opportunities that would not otherwise be possible👇

The practice, in which children lead their own education, has grown in popularity online, but one woman says it ‘irreparably damaged’ her relationship with her parents thetimes.com/uk/education/a…

I want the U.S. to stand more firmly on our side. This is not just a war between our two countries; Russia brought this war onto our territory and into our homes. They are wrong because they disrespected our territorial integrity.

My son Charlie was born with a severe learning disability. For 12 years we never knew what was wrong…..then we got a phone call out of the blue…. Today I’ve written about the amazing scientific discovery that changed our life thetimes.com/article/0bcc68…

You can read coverage of the research in today’s The Times and The Sunday Times by Nicola Woolcock thetimes.com/article/9568c3…

The interim report, shared with The Times, also calls for greater diversity in textbooks to ‘challenge discrimination’ and more focus on teaching applied skills thetimes.com/uk/education/a…

Thrilled to get my first byline in @TheTimes today, on ChatGPT usage among Cambridge students w/Elizabeth Bratton Nicola Woolcock

Britain's biggest taxpayer, Alex Gerko, will open first specialist maths secondary school and wants to change the culture of bright kids doing PPE at Oxford. Russian-born billionaire is funding 1729 Maths School in north London, opening next September thetimes.com/uk/education/a…

As families brace themselves for the long summer break... should it be cut to a month? Most parents think so according to new polling by Parentkind thetimes.com/uk/education/a…