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General · 6 November 2025

UK government changes school curriculum from 2028

UK government changes school curriculum from 2028

The UK government announced comprehensive National Curriculum changes following Professor Becky Francis's expert review, implementing reforms from September 2028. Key changes include compulsory citizenship education in primary schools covering financial literacy, media literacy and climate education, scrapping the EBacc measure, mandatory triple science GCSE, stronger reading assessments in Year 8, and new computing qualifications in data science and AI. The curriculum will emphasise skills-based learning including critical thinking and problem-solving over rote memorisation, with enhanced enrichment entitlements ensuring access to arts, sports and extracurricular activities for all pupils.

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