Education is the foundation of a strong and united Britain. The United Vision Party believes every child, regardless of background, deserves access to world-class education, free from political agendas and rich in opportunity.

We are committed to restoring pride, discipline, and fairness in schools while preparing young people for a rapidly changing world.

We will reform the curriculum to include vital life skills — from financial literacy and digital proficiency to first aid and national values. British history, civics, and practical skills will form a core part of every student’s education, equipping future generations to lead with confidence.

To support teachers, we will reduce class sizes, increase pay, and cut down unnecessary admin burdens. Planning time will be protected, and bonuses offered to staff in deprived or remote regions. Mental health days and long-term training support will be enshrined in education contracts.

On early years education, we support universal childcare from age two, improved pay for nursery staff, and nationwide early learning inclusion. We believe in expanding state-run nurseries and subsidising childcare to ensure working families are supported from the very start.

All secondary students will benefit from mandatory vocational exposure, and we will guarantee apprenticeships for every school leaver who seeks one. We will elevate vocational education to equal standing with academic routes, funding placements, training, and facilities.

University tuition fees will be abolished and public funding restored. The UK will offer fair and debt-free education to all who meet entry standards, while regional universities will receive additional support to meet local skills shortages.

We will increase education budgets across the board, tie funding to student needs, and introduce regional equity funds. Councils will regain the right to open schools, and democratic oversight of all school governance will be restored.

Youth services will be revitalised with reopened youth centres, free access to sport and arts, and structured mentorship and internship programs. We will ensure youth voices are represented in all major local decisions affecting their future.

Finally, the United Vision Party will introduce a national framework for school behaviour standards, support strict discipline policies, and ensure all gender and identity issues comply with national law — removing pressure from individual schools to manage them inconsistently.