AI in Education, Curriculum, Schools Emma Thompson 04/11/2026 AI in Education, Curriculum, Schools Emma Thompson 04/11/2026 Oak National Academy turns England’s curriculum into an open map for AI developers Read More Schools, Research Emma Thompson 13/10/2026 Schools, Research Emma Thompson 13/10/2026 One in four Year 8 students meet probable mental health disorder threshold, English study finds Read More Higher Education, Video Games Emma Thompson 09/10/2026 Higher Education, Video Games Emma Thompson 09/10/2026 Aston University wins £590,000 to test video games as a new way to teach Shakespeare Read More Secondary schools Dorothy Lepkowska 09/09/2026 Secondary schools Dorothy Lepkowska 09/09/2026 Free technology workshops for young people in UK&I boost access to innovation and employer experiences Read More Research, Schools Emma Thompson 03/09/2026 Research, Schools Emma Thompson 03/09/2026 DfE study links school belonging to nearly a full GCSE grade across eight subjects Read More TRENDING: ETIH INNOVATION AWARDS Featured ETIH Innovation Awards 2027 are back: 26 categories open for entries worldwide Read more → ETIH Innovation Awards Winners: Efekta wins two global awards for AI learning at scale Read more → ETIH Innovation Awards Winners: Samsung Electronics UK and Hark win Best STEM Learning Solution Read more → ETIH Innovation Awards Winners: Learna wins Best Workforce and Industry Collaboration Platform Read more → TRENDING: RESEARCH Featured Google brings Research@ into its annual conference as event series reaches 18 cities Read more → Goodfire commits $10 million to a ‘Human Genome Project for AI’ Read more → Connect Nottingham brings immersive technology and community research to Broad Marsh Read more → NIH data science office joins Open Source for Science Fund to strengthen research software Read more → TRENDING: AI IN EDUCATION Featured OpenAI and King’s College London workshop challenges one-size-fits-all AI safeguards for teenagers Read more → University of Washington opens first full-time base on Microsoft campus as GIX moves to Redmond Read more → Google takes Gemini educator training on UK roadshow Read more → Handshake expands AI push with StudentBench GRE tutor and three senior hires Read more → TRENDING: ON THE MOVE Featured Naria Santa Lucia leaves Microsoft after seven years leading digital and AI skills initiatives Read more → Google appoints Anne Claire Grammer to senior Gemini mental health safety role Read more → Clément Brenot joins McGill to lead new Growth Lab focused on Canada and Québec Read more → Ralf Herbrich joins Tübingen AI Center as Honorary Professor for AI and Energy Read more → Newsletter Block This newsletter signup form needs a storage option. Edit the block and enter a storage location via the Storage tab. Subscribe to the ETIH Newsletter Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates. First Name Last Name Email Address Sign Up We respect your privacy and will not pass your email address on to third parties. However, we will occasionally send you promotional messages on behalf of our advertisers. Thank you!
AI in Education, Curriculum, Schools Emma Thompson 04/11/2026 AI in Education, Curriculum, Schools Emma Thompson 04/11/2026 Oak National Academy turns England’s curriculum into an open map for AI developers Read More
Schools, Research Emma Thompson 13/10/2026 Schools, Research Emma Thompson 13/10/2026 One in four Year 8 students meet probable mental health disorder threshold, English study finds Read More
Higher Education, Video Games Emma Thompson 09/10/2026 Higher Education, Video Games Emma Thompson 09/10/2026 Aston University wins £590,000 to test video games as a new way to teach Shakespeare Read More
Secondary schools Dorothy Lepkowska 09/09/2026 Secondary schools Dorothy Lepkowska 09/09/2026 Free technology workshops for young people in UK&I boost access to innovation and employer experiences Read More
Research, Schools Emma Thompson 03/09/2026 Research, Schools Emma Thompson 03/09/2026 DfE study links school belonging to nearly a full GCSE grade across eight subjects Read More