Pension proposals by the country's biggest trust have led to questions over its legality, whether the TPS might collapse and if government can intervene. Here's what the experts say ...
A new requirement introduced by the Department for Education means intensive training and practice (ITAP) grants will only ...
The schools minister Georgia Gould has been re-appointed as a Department for Education minister in Andy Burnham’s government, ...
Labour’s deputy leader Lucy Powell has been appointed as education secretary in a reshuffle by new prime minister Andy ...
Ex-journalist Paul Waugh has been appointed as an education minister by prime minister Andy Burnham, while Olivia Bailey has ...
Tackling persistent absence in English secondary schools continues to be a complex challenge. In 2024-25 nearly a quarter of ...
Scores of academy trusts have been named and shamed following the government’s latest chief executive pay crackdowns.
The rise of evidence-informed practice has been one of the most positive developments in education over recent decades. The UK is home to cutting-edge researchers whose work around education and ...
The Department for Education has today released the marks pupils needed for the 2026 key stage 2 SATs to achieve the ...
For me, the focus schools must give to looked-after and previously looked-after children is not a strategic bolt on or a compliance requirement. It is a moral imperative. Children who are, or have ...
The proportion of pupils meeting the expected standard in key stage 2 SATs has again risen slightly, but remains below ...
According to a recent independent inquiry, nearly two-thirds of white working-class young people leave school without the qualifications, and often initial skills, they need to thrive in their adult ...
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