The Department for Education is set to introduce a statutory mobile phone ban in schools, to give “legal force to what ...

Union leaders warn plans to slash dozens of jobs at one of England’s biggest academy trusts are “utterly disgraceful” and ...

Ofqual’s chief regulator has issued his first formal “rebuke” to an exam board for “serious failures” over a six year period. The exams watchdog said WJEC failed to collect and monitor centre ...

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Almost four in 10 leaders expect their school will make cuts to support for pupils with SEND next year, sparking concerns ...

More schools may start using “detection wands” to prevent mobile phones being taken into exam halls and used during toilet ...

Schools began to scale back their language provision after plans to withdraw the EBacc were announced, sparking fears that the change is “squeezing languages out of the picture”. The government said ...

Ministers are mulling changes to a controversial policy that allowed councils to raid nearly £380 million from school budgets ...

Now retired, the career civil servant Shan Scott wants to shed light on the body’s inner workings and have her say on ...

But what does strong parental engagement look like in practice?

“Analysis of comprehensive school intakes shows that the average proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals (FSM) is ...