Academy bosses are urging ministers to give them “clarity” over whether recently dumped trust growth funds will come back from the dead. Labour’s schools...
The white paper’s “experts at hand” plan is positive, while hints of reform for school performance measures echo the EPI’s feelings about current shortcomings,...
Kevan Collins has been appointed as the education secretary’s delivery adviser with a focus on SEND reform and reviewing how the department engages with...
With a schools white paper expected within weeks, leaks to national newspapers offer only a piecemeal glimpse at what might happen with SEND reform....
AP brings particular challenges, so governors should look differently at risk, accountability, attendance and results, says Nicola Hall Alternative provision is often described as...
The government is planning to “update” its guidance on collective worship in England’s schools after the Supreme Court ruled the delivery of the practice...
Headlines about small schools “escaping” the DfE’s school improvement drive miss the point, writes Julie Kelly When a year group has eight pupils, a...
Too often, learning support staff are viewed as supporting actors in their own schools. Their work becomes defined by lists of tasks, usually dictated...
Schools could be required to record internal exclusions under new guidance that will encourage headteachers to only send pupils home for the most serious...