News Schools bill ‘won’t cut pay’, but will restore academies’ ‘core purpose’ Education secretary Bridget Phillipson responds to criticism as her school reforms are debated in parliament Freddie Whittaker 9mo Freddie Whittaker 9mo Academies Labour’s ‘act of vandalism’ bill risks pay cuts for 20k teachers, claim Tories Critics of Labour’s academy freedom reforms pile in as schools bill set to be debated by MPs Freddie Whittaker 9mo Freddie Whittaker 9mo Funding ‘We can’t go on like this’: Costs will outstrip school funding rises (again), says IFS Think tank says teacher pay rise bill will eclipse Labour’s £2.3bn funding boost – leaving schools facing more cuts Rhi Storer 9mo Rhi Storer 9mo Ofsted Martyn Oliver on Ofsted reform: 8 things we learned Ofsted chief inspector talks to education committee MPs on new report cards, safeguarding ‘spot checks’ and SEND worries Lydia Chantler-Hicks 9mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 9mo Schools RAAC yet to be removed from 90% of crisis-hit schools Work finished in just 30 RAAC schools, sparking warnings ‘thousands of children are studying in inadequate’ buildings Lydia Chantler-Hicks 9mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 9mo Movers and Shakers ESFA chief David Withey to become college principal He will lead a college in the south west when the agency closes in March Billy Camden 9mo Billy Camden 9mo Ofsted Ofsted chief faces new year committee grilling Sir Martyn Oliver to face MPs over progress in addressing coroner’s concerns following death of Ruth Perry Freddie Whittaker 9mo Freddie Whittaker 9mo News Former schools minister Nick Gibb knighted in new year’s honours And ex-union leader Geoff Barton to receive the CBE, as 60 with links to England’s school system recognised Freddie Whittaker 9mo Freddie Whittaker 9mo News Pupils have ‘poor’ climate change understanding, says DfE study Year 11s found to struggle with understanding impact of climate change and how to mitigate it Lydia Chantler-Hicks 10mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 10mo Politics Mary Bousted and Anne Longfield made peers by Labour The pair will sit in the House of Lords after being nominated for peerages by the Labour party Schools Week Reporter 10mo Schools Week Reporter 10mo News Let teachers sanction parents over pupils’ bad behaviour, says Tony Blair think tank Lack of parental engagement should be safeguarding issue and national behaviour challenge required, say researchers Lucas Cumiskey 10mo Lucas Cumiskey 10mo Schools Bill Schools bill: All 39 proposed policies (and when they’ll start) A comprehensive list of EVERY policy in Labour’s children’s wellbeing and schools bill John Dickens 10mo John Dickens 10mo Newer 1 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 1,001 Older