I’ve seen first-hand the power good careers guidance. It can be transformational, and the updated Gatsby benchmarks, which will become part of statutory guidance...
Former schools minister Nick Gibb said today “we have let down thousands” of children with special needs. Gibb, speaking at the BETT conference, said...
Teachers will receive mandatory training on using assistive artificial intelligence (AI) technology to support children with special educational needs and disabilities, the education secretary...
Four in 10 teachers now report pupil misbehaviour is disrupting all or most of their lessons, a government survey suggests. The Department for Education...
The proposed children’s wellbeing and schools bill would give ministers a new legal power to intervene where academy trusts break rules, while flexi-schooled children...
An already-delayed new reception baseline assessment needs “further development work” before its roll-out next year, Ofqual has warned. The Standards and Testing Agency has...
The government announcement of an additional £740 million to increase specialist provision and inclusion in mainstream should be celebrated. After all, it’s an enabler...
The image of food banks beside schools has become a haunting symbol of the profound inequities shaping our children’s futures. Step into any classroom...
The government will legislate to allow councils to open schools again, end the automatic academisation of failing maintained settings and make academies follow reformed...
An over-focus by some mainstream schools on accountability measures when developing their curriculums has resulted in “less flexibility” for pupils with SEND, an Ofsted...
A headteacher says an 11-hour school day could be rolled out across more schools after a £20,000 trial boosted behaviour, homework completion and students’...