The government’s new schools bill will dominate education policymaking for the next few years, before changes start to feed into classrooms across the country...
Teachers should be given powers to sanction parents who fail to engage in efforts to halt the “rising epidemic of disruptive and dangerous behaviour”...
The Covid squeeze on pupil outcomes “has started to wane”, but the disadvantage gap continues to be “substantial” as schools deal with the long-term...
DNA tests on children could be used to “pre-diagnose” SEND conditions and help to “streamline” support for those youngsters at most risk, government-commissioned research...
Trusts are already deviating from national pay and conditions to more “fairly” reward part-time teachers for extra leadership and management responsibilities, as the government...
Andrew Warren, the Department for Education’s regional director for the West Midlands, will leave the role later this year after almost six years in...
Schools are ditching the traditional teaching assistant role as a surge in pupils with special needs, dwindling budgets and rising private sector wages drive...
The exams regulator warned the previous government it wouldn’t be possible to launch the long-awaited British sign language (BSL) GCSE in the timeframe announced...