UK K-12 Education Market 2024–2033

Reports Description

The UK K-12 Education Market was estimated at USD 28 billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach around USD 51 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of roughly 15% between 2023 and 2032.

CMI research report offers a 360-degree view of the UK K-12 Education market’s drivers and restraints, coupled with the impact they have on demand during the projection period. Also, the report examines global opportunities and competitive analysis for the UK K-12 Education market.

• The governments in each of the United Kingdom’s counties oversee different educational systems. Between the ages of 5 and 18 in England and Wales, between ages 5 and 14 in Scotland, and between the ages of 5 and 14 in Northern Ireland, the “National Curriculum” serves as a framework for education.
• The UK’s educational system is divided into “key stages.” Key stages 1 and 2 refer to elementary education, while key stages 3 and 4 are completed in secondary education when a student is 11 years old. After each phase, the student’s performance is assessed. The most important assessments occur when pupils take their General Certificate of Secondary Education at age 16. (GCSE). After completing their GCSEs, students can continue their education and pursue higher education or leave school and work in the corporate or business world.
  • 5 to 7 years old: Key Stage 1
  • 7 to 11 years old: Key Stage 2
  • 11 to 14 years old: Key Stage 3
  • 14 to 16 years old: Key Stage 4
• In the UK, primary and secondary education, which lasts from around the age of 5 until the student is 16 years old, is required for all children.
• UK K-12 Classification is as follows:
  • Between the ages of 3 to 4: In the UK, many kids begin school by enrolling in a nursery school or a playgroup at a primary school.
  • Between the ages of 4 and 16 in the UK, all children must attend school full-time. Between these ages, every kid in the UK is entitled to a free spot in a public school.
  • Primary education is available to kids as young as four or five and as old as eleven or thirteen. Primary schools, junior high schools, and preparatory and pre-preparatory schools are all terms used to describe primary education. The words “pre-preparatory” and “preparatory” are most frequently used in the independent sector. Primary education establishes the groundwork for all subsequent learning.
  • Secondary education is available to students from 11 to 16 years old. Secondary education is also known as high school, senior school, and secondary school. The phrase “senior school” is more frequently used in the independent sector.
• Students will study a variety of courses from the ages of 11 to 14, including math, science, English, etc. When they turn 14, they begin the first year of a two-year process known as the GCSE, or SCE in Scotland. The two-year GCSE exam marks the conclusion of pupils’ compulsory schooling in the UK.

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE RELATED MARKET

Report Scope

The study’s focus is on UK K-12 Education market analysis on a UK scale, and market sizing includes the income generated by these solutions provided by different market players.

In order to support the market projections and growth rates over the anticipated period of 2024-2033, the study additionally monitors important market factors, underlying growth influencers, and significant vendors active in the sector. The study also examines how COVID-19 has affected the ecology generally.

The scope of the study includes market sizing and forecast for segmentation by type and application.

Key Market Dynamics

• The demand for STEM education has increased as a result of the growing employment opportunities in STEM sectors. Candidates for admission to higher education institutions must successfully pass competitive exams with high grades. As a result, basic STEM education is stressed in schools by parents, students, and many stakeholders.
• The quality of education at the K-12 levels is being improved by a number of government programs across the UK. Policies are being created to modernize the industry with participation from and investment from private parties. In the upcoming years, this will accelerate the growth of the K-12 education sector.
• The use of learning analytics in the educational sector has grown in prominence as a result of quick technical advancements. As a result, educational institutions can provide a customized learning experience. Digital education system adoption is fueled by artificial intelligence. It offers tailored content based on student profiles, performance, and engaged behavior. As a result, institutions are making significant investments in virtual learning models, which will fuel the expansion of the K-12 education market during the course of the projection period. By creating content in the form of exams, quizzes, and videos, progress is monitored. eLearning is adaptable, increases student engagement, and is accessible from any location at any time. It adjusts to fit different learning preferences and requirements.
• Schools and other educational institutions have been compelled to switch to online learning platforms due to the pandemic’s unexpected onset. The demand for K-12 online education has increased as a result. E-learning and software solutions offer coordinated corporate resource planning tools that make it possible to create better courses and effectively run classes. Online platforms build virtual classrooms that allow professors to manage a sizable audience without worrying about spending too much money. There are more one-on-one interactions between professors and students.

The Private K-12 segment is anticipated to witness a high UK K-12 Education Market

• In over 2,500 schools, the private education sector in the UK educates more than 600,000 students. These private schools, sometimes known as “independent schools,” are funded by tuition rather than government grants. Students are, therefore, not compelled to follow the national curriculum.
• With schools closing and concerns about infection, the private education market is expanding amid the Covid-19 outbreak. Online instruction is in high demand. As parents expected and reacted to the government’s plan to close schools indefinitely, several UK education companies have reported that there has been a rise in online tuition over the previous year. Meanwhile, according to a number of agencies, some affluent families have asked for teachers to live in isolation with them on some secluded country estates.
• During the Covid-19 pandemic, many families have shifted to private schools. Many parents choose independent institutions despite the economic difficulty imposed on them by the Covid-19 outbreak, regardless of the cost. This is because more private schools in the UK are investing more money in more effective marketing.

Competitive Landscape

The market for K-12 Education is extremely competitive due to the leading market players’ use of various inorganic growth tactics, such as mergers and acquisitions, partnerships, and collaborations, to strengthen their positions in the global industry. They are also actively investing in product creation, enhancement, and research & development in order to maintain and improve their competitive advantage in the market. Due to fierce competition for market share, the UK K-12 education industry is fragmented.

Our market analysis includes a section specifically devoted to key players operating in the UK K-12 Education market. Our analysts give an overview of each player’s financial statements, along with product benchmarking and SWOT analysis. The competitive landscape section includes key development strategies, market share analysis, and market positioning analysis of the mentioned competitors globally.

• 2023: A metaverse for grades K-12 was launched by UK-based Avantis Education. The education technology business, which has developed its VR headgear, recently unveiled a learning platform for grades K-12 that can be accessed from any device and immerses students in virtual environments for lectures and field trips.

List of the prominent players in the UK K-12 Education market:

• McGraw-Hill Education
• Pearson Education
• Blackboard Inc.
• Pi-Top
• Perlego
• Kano
• Multiverse
• BibliU
• MyTutor
• Kortext
• Others

The UK K-12 Education market is segmented as follows:

By Type

• Private K-12 Education
• Public K-12 Education

By Application

• High School
• Middle School
• Pre-primary School & Primary School

By Deployment

• Cloud
• On-premises

On the basis of Europe Geography

• Northern Europe
• Southern Europe
• Central Europe