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...
A teacher union leader has reported a “surge” in requests for support from members facing redundancies, warning funding cuts will prompt more industrial action...
One of the boldest and most ambitious responses to the disruption caused by the pandemic was introducing state-funded tutoring. The schemes launched during that...
Using AI to judge student writing “has the potential to revolutionise assessment and decimate workload”, according to the findings of a trial of the...
Bridget Phillipson will face questions about SEND provision and charging VAT on private school fees during her first education committee hearing next week. The...
The government is set to announce a review of national professional qualifications (NPQs), with sector experts to advise on how to boost SEND, executive...
Ministers have scrapped funding for computing hubs and are scaling back similar support in modern foreign languages, with the “last-minute decision” putting school finances...
The influential public accounts committee has demanded answers from education officials after Schools Week revealed a promise to publish academy scandal investigations had been...
The National Education Union (NEU) will hold an indicative strike ballot over pay, after branding the government’s planned rise an “insult” to the profession....
Startups are lauded for bringing ideas into the real world, being responsive to customers and adapting quickly – qualities that senior cabinet office minister...
Sweeping schools reforms “will not cut teachers’ pay” and will restore academies “to their core, intended purpose” of raising standards, Bridget Phillipson has insisted...