AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSEND & school support: Wales launches Nofio Ysgol, a national water-safety and swimming programme for primary pupils in Years 4 and 5, with at least 20 lessons a year and £2m Welsh Government backing to cover barriers like transport and access. Special schools investment: Wolverhampton approved plans to move Broadmeadow Special School into a new £20m purpose-built site, replacing an “unfit” building. School meals funding row: Reform UK-led East Sussex County Council defended ending school holiday food vouchers, pointing to a new Crisis and Resilience Fund, after an MP accused it of letting children go hungry. Higher education partnerships: University of Florida and St Andrews signed a research partnership, with exchanges and economic initiatives. Education access online: Cambridge Online Tutors says online delivery widens the tutor pool for families by matching by subject and level rather than distance. Health in schools/young people: Oxford University began the first UK trial dose of a new Ebola vaccine. Local community learning: Leicester charity Pedestrian received BRIT Trust funding to keep delivering its music programme for young people at risk.
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