Education & Training
Explore Education & Training in Oxford and just beyond, from schools and universities to apprenticeships, professional development, skills programmes and educational research.
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Oxford University Press research reveals teenagers divided over AI use in schools
New research from Oxford University Press has found that teenagers remain uncertain about the appropriate use of artificial intelligence in education, with many unsure where the line between learning support and cheating begins.
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Kingham Hill School quizzers secure third place in Schools Challenge National Finals
Kingham Hill School’s 1st Team quizzers have achieved third place in the Schools Challenge National Finals, delivering an outstanding performance against some of the country’s most academically selective schools.
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Cokethorpe pupils shine at Young Art Oxford 2026 competition
Cokethorpe School has earned top honours at Young Art Oxford 2026, with 57 artworks shortlisted and several pupils receiving awards.
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Oxfordshire school to mark historic name change with open day
Oxford Montessori School has become Oxford Millwood School and will celebrate its first name change in 25 years with an open day in Elsfield, giving families the chance to explore its woodland campus and discover its personalised approach to education.
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Cokethorpe School celebrates academic excellence through Scholars’ Programme
Cokethorpe School has celebrated its Scholars’ Programme with a special dinner recognising high-achieving pupils and the launch of the 2026 Scholars’ Journal.
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Cokethorpe School highlights year-round wellbeing during Stress Awareness Month
Cokethorpe School promotes a year-round approach to wellbeing, helping pupils manage stress and build resilience beyond exam periods.
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Cokethorpe School says smartphone restrictions are improving pupil wellbeing
Cokethorpe School reports improved pupil wellbeing and engagement after tightening smartphone restrictions. The Oxfordshire school says reduced phone use has boosted social interaction, as national discussions continue around a potential ban on smartphones in schools.
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Oxford United legend earns groundskeeping award at Cokethorpe School 40 years after Milk Cup triumph
Oxford United legend Les Phillips marks 40 years since the Milk Cup win while celebrating a new achievement with Cokethorpe School’s award-winning grounds team.
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Government recognises improvements to services for Oxfordshire’s SEND children
Oxfordshire’s SEND services have reached a key milestone as the government lifts its improvement notice, recognising progress in continuing improvements on services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities.
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Aureus School students shine in Oxford Crown Court mock trials
Aureus School students gained real courtroom experience at Oxford Crown Court during a national mock trial competition, with one pupil earning recognition as teachers praised the event’s role in building confidence and inspiring future legal careers.
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Oxfordshire primary school offers see 93.9% secure first choice
More than 93% of Oxfordshire children have secured their first-choice primary school place, with nearly all applicants offered a preferred option for September.
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Aureus School welcomes new Year 7 intake at transition evening
Aureus School welcomed new Year 7 pupils and families at its Post Offers Evening, helping ease the transition to secondary school.
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Cokethorpe School wins ISFA Grounds Team of the Year 2026
Cokethorpe School’s grounds team has been named ISFA Grounds Team of the Year 2026, recognising their work maintaining high-quality pitches across a busy sporting calendar with limited resources.
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Cokethorpe pupils complete 125-mile international canoe race during Easter weekend
Cokethorpe School pupils completed the 125-mile Devizes to Westminster canoe race over Easter, navigating 77 locks in a major endurance challenge. The school praised their resilience, teamwork, and strong junior category finishes in the historic ‘Canoeist’s Everest’ event.
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Aureus School receives grant for specialist VR chairs supporting SEND students
Aureus School has introduced two specialist VR chairs to support neurodiverse pupils after receiving community grant funding.
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Aureus School chemistry students gain lab experience at Vertex Pharmaceuticals
Aureus School students visited Vertex Pharmaceuticals for a chemistry practical and NHS careers talk.