The government is looking into how many schools are not being inclusive enough for children with SEND, the children’s minister has revealed. David Johnston...
The government plans to “time-limit” the use of unregistered alternative provision, require settings to comply with national standards and have councils maintain lists of...
The government plans to introduce new “quality assurance frameworks” backed by “national standards” on unregistered alternative provision. The Department for Education will today launch...
The locations of 16 new special schools have been revealed, as ministers also named seven academy trusts selected to run seven other specialist settings...
Schools should appoint “security leads” and devise emergency response plans, new anti-terrorism guidance states. The recommendations have been included in documents published by government...
Staff at an East Sussex academy are preparing to ballot for strike action over a trust’s “absolutely excessive” pooling of academy cash. National Education...
Small academy trusts have been warned against asking for government-backed reviews after one chair said the results were used against them to force a...
The Department for Education has axed funding for a recruitment programme aimed at persuading high-flying professionals to change career and retrain as teachers. Now Teach...
Government officials are now undertaking a “route-by-route” review of T-level content and assessment in a bid to boost recruitment and retention on the flagship...
The full story behind one of the biggest academy trust collapses will remain secret after its founder dropped a legal challenge because allegations would...
A 16-school academy trust has defended the decision to provide six of its central team staff with £40,000 Tesla company cars. Aspirations Academies Trust...
The government is “actively looking” at reforming the £10,000 place funding special schools receive for each child, which hasn’t risen once since being introduced...