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Eighty senior education leaders from across the UK and beyond gathered in Lancaster in May for the Deeper Learning UK conference 2026.

Fylde Coast Academy Trust are fundamentally reimagining what Key Stage 4 education should look like. The result is the Compass Curriculum.

How a new work experience programme transformed student life and benefited Castleford Academy and local employers.

Surrey Square Primary School in Southwark invests in making pupils feel safe and valued. They listen to parents, who become partners.

How best can we prepare young people for a world that is changing faster than the curriculum can keep up with? Bucksburn Academy in Aberdeen is showing what success looks like.

See It Be It in Sheffield brings together educators, employers and local authorities to collaborate on high‑quality careers education.

There will soon be an edited collection of writing based on Edge debates around the principles of English vocational education.

Geoffrey Fowler explains how to support stable, scalable and systematic employer engagement in schools.

Waldorf UK Executive Director Fran Russell reflects on new research from the University of Winchester.

How digital tech is transforming education in island settings and beyond. Amazing initiatives developed in the world’s most geographically remote locations.

Edge Executive Director Olly Newton reflects on a very successful gathering of education professionals.

Edge Executive Director Olly Newton attends the two-day Island Youth Forum in the Caribbean.

When educators embody dual professionalism, they are not only experts in their subject areas but also inspirational leaders, says Sarah Bowden.

Sustainability is at the heart of this interdisciplinary place-based curriculum inspiring young people with the local environment.