Thursday, 2 July 2026 — Practical insights on AI, skills development, and student tracking
Local authorities face pressure to improve how they identify and support over 30,000 young people at risk of dropping out, aiming to reduce those ‘phantom NEETs’ who miss out on help. This is a crucial step in closing gaps in education and employment outcomes.
New AI tools like Claude Science integrate research tasks, making scientific workflows more efficient and auditable. For education and higher ed research, this shows how AI can support complex learning and discovery processes.
The latest AELP conference highlighted fresh perspectives on skills training and the need for stronger ties between education providers and employers. For schools and colleges, the key takeaway is to stay connected with real-world demands to keep learning relevant.
With fresh limits on classroom screen use, educators are wrestling with what counts as beneficial screen time. It’s a reminder that how technology is used matters as much as how much it’s used.
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