- Mobile
iOS App- Newsletters
- Subscribe
- Stakeholders
- Follow:
GOVERNMENT ZONE
- Central government
- Devolved government
- Education
- Health and social care
- Home affairs
- Local government
- Transport
AREA OF INTEREST
- Built environment
- Culture, heritage and museums
- e-government
- Energy
- Finance and pensions
- Innovation, science and technology
- International
- Management and HR
- PFI and partnerships
- Procurement
- Property
- Scotland
- Sustainable futures
- Waste
SISTER SITES
Education NEWS
Tuition fees ''should be limited to £6,000''
There are strong arguments for university funding to be increased, even in times of austerity, says think tank
Gove gives nod to 102 more free schools
The Education Secretary has approved 102 new free school applications to open in 2014 and beyond
18 million students and academics to get fast cloud-computing at UK universities
Millions of students, staff and researchers at higher education institutions across the UK are to be connected to speedy and secure cloud computing
Porn danger lessons and blocks wanted by parents
The vast majority of parents want schools to teach their children about the dangers of pornography as part of sex education, says headteachers' survey
Head teachers blame Gove for their stress
''If people find it stressful that I'm demanding higher standards, then I'm not going to stop demanding higher standards,'' he says
LATEST FEATURES
Responsibility in a digital era – Ed Miliband's talk to Google
The internet can bring many benefits but it can also allow footloose global companies to shirk their responsibilities, says Labour leader Ed Miliband. Here is what he told Google's Big TentLATEST EDITIONS
Few subjects generate as much debate and controversy as schools and university education. Publicservice.co.uk offers news for both the parent and the teacher.
June 2013
Issue 13
WEEKLY POLL
PRESS RELEASES
Thank you for the excellent article published in latest PS Review. It covers the tourism angle well. Overall your coverage of the Olympics effort across infrastructure, security, transport and Team GB prospects was really comprehensive and interesting. 
on the Public Service Review: Central Government