With the spending review approaching, school leaders are watching expectantly to see what will be prioritised and protected. We all know that funding is...
All teachers should receive mandatory anti-racism training, a union has demanded, to help safeguard children from ‘racist rhetoric’ in schools. The National Association of...
A surge in schools making cuts shows they are “rapidly heading towards the brink” and is threatening the government’s promise to break down barriers...
The payment provider sQuid, which has ceased operating in the UK, will now hand parents back more of their money following a Schools Week investigation. We...
Teach First chief executive Russell Hobby will become CEO of The Kemnal Academies Trust from September. The former general secretary of the NAHT leaders’...
Hard-pressed schools are warning of extra pressures from the rising cost of outsourced contracts as companies grapple with national insurance hikes, minimum wages and...
The former head of a private alternative provision where Ofsted found pupils could access nearby train tracks and industrial units has been banned from...
Cash-strapped councils have in the past year paid £18.1 million to private special schools that have repeatedly failed standards inspections, a Schools Week investigation...
The ongoing curriculum and assessment review presents a significant opportunity: a chance to finally replace the vague, nebulous framework of the current national curriculum...
Ministers announced last June they would repurpose empty primary school classrooms to create 100,000 childcare places in 3,334 settings The post Revealed: The first...