Introduced in Parliament in December 2024, the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill could shape the future of both social care and education. It aims to drive high standards in education and care, ensure every child can achieve and thrive, and strengthen safeguarding and support for vulnerable children.  

Ewe wouldn't believe who came to visit our campus: the baa-rilliant sheep and lambs from Ewenique! 

Students had the opportunity to enjoy a warm day outside learning more about animal behaviour, sitting with the sheep and petting our friendly visitors. 

In March 2025, the Government unveiled plans to reform the welfare system in the Pathways to Work: Reforming Benefits and Support to Get Britain Working Green Paper. These proposals were further detailed in the Spring Statement on Wednesday 26 March. 

Erin Duffin, a lower school student, claimed the Gold Award for her stunning illustrations in the Best Artwork category. Meanwhile, Amelia-Rose Darbyshire, a middle school student, secured first place for the 'Funniest Story' with her clever playscript.

Eighteen-year-old Faye, one of our outstanding students at Inscape House School, had an exciting day this Tuesday at a special ceremony in London after being shortlisted for the Pupil Library Assistant of the Year Awards.

As the days grow longer and the flowers begin to bloom, springtime brings with it a familiar ritual: the clock change. The clocks in the UK ‘spring forward’ by one hour at 1am on the last Sunday in March. 

On 8 January, students and staff from the Together Trust's education services were invited to join our Campaigning team down in London at the parliament for the launch of the new report 'What Comes After Education'.

In September 2024, the Department for Education (DfE) initiated a review of England’s national curriculum and statutory assessment system with the aim to  ensure they effectively meet the needs of children and young people. Read our summaried and full review in our blog.

Last week, we submitted our response to the Education Committee’s inquiry on Solving the SEND Crisis. Read the Together Trust's summarised and full response in our latest blog.