The government is seeking to “improve” the way schools report on pupil premium spending, as an influential committee demanded officials follow up with settings...
Ofsted has claimed its current inspection framework led to curriculum improvements, but is facing criticism for basing the finding on just 20 school visits....
This week’s government announcement of a forthcoming SEND white paper has ensured SEND reform rightly remains at the forefront of education policy. Rightly so,...
A deluge of media fury has blamed recent private school closures on the government’s decision to impose VAT on school fees. One commentator even claimed...
The government’s £10 million behaviour hubs scheme will end in its current form in March, the Department for Education has confirmed. Ministers are “considering...
Up to two-thirds of schools using the government’s free teacher vacancy website are still paying to advertise jobs elsewhere, five years after the service,...
Labour has continued its cost-cutting spree by binning a long-running programme to boost take-up in physics – despite Keir Starmer this week pledging to...
Bridget Phillipson must amend the children’s wellbeing and schools bill to guarantee a restrictive “ceiling” is not placed on academy pay freedoms, sector leaders...