Government will explore “whether we should be developing more formative assessments around oracy”, the schools minister has said. Georgia Gould also said the aim...
Journalists are being banned from conferences where ministers, senior government civil servants and advisers are slated to speak. Three events in recent weeks have...
Government SEND reforms don’t go far enough to force health services to deliver support, experts have warned. MPs warned ministers last year the health...
Special schools in England are over-capacity by around 11,000 pupils, new government data shows, despite an increase in the number of settings year-on-year. Department...
Reception teachers are consistently noticing patterns within their cohorts that cannot be ignored. Across the country, more children are starting school with delayed communication...
Two professors of education will lead the representative body for university teacher training departments when its current head stands down, it has announced. James...
With £200 million recently announced to roll out special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) training to all teaching staff as part of the recently...
We know the government is keen for more mainstream schools to provide comprehensive support for SEND children. I’m pleased that at Launceston College we’re...
Merger plans that would create England’s first 100-school academy trust have been revealed – four months after the trusts started sharing the same CEO....