Hills Road Sixth Form College
Move follows feedback that schools want to advertise for business leaders and catering staff, says department
Watchdog says data from first full year after exemption lifted shows 'removing a school from scrutiny does not make...
Permanent secretary confirms ministers expect £2.3bn injection to cover energy costs from April as well as pay rises
Academics commissioned to 'road-test' admissions policies for new schools proposed by private school and academy trust
More schools are meeting the eight 'Gatsby benchmarks' for good careers guidance - but most still fall short
Headteachers' union asks members if they would be prepared to take industrial action in historic first
It comes as a heads' union also balloting members said it did not 'envisage' asking them to close schools
But DfE will proceed with plan to toughen up guidance on school checks
National Education Union reveals result of ballot of over 4,000 staff in 77 sixth form colleges across England
