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...
In the ever-evolving landscape of education, assessment remains a critical challenge for schools and teachers. Teachers often grapple with assessments that fail to provide...
Ofsted has appointed academy trust boss Mark Vickers as an “external adviser for inclusion” to help it implement its proposed reforms and boost inspector...
Ofsted will “think again” if there is sector-wide opposition to its report card plans – including another consultation if necessary, the watchdog’s national director...
The Department for Education does not know the extent of academy trust pension liabilities, auditors have warned. Academy conversions are also returning to pre-pandemic...
The government will increase teachers’ pension contributions – the first since 2015 – despite concerns over the “financial impact” on staff. Last year, the...
English teachers are much more bogged down by admin than their international counterparts, a new survey has found. The government has published a second...