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More evidence is needed to measure the impact of efforts by universities to widen participation, a new review has...
Schools are falling foul of a legal duty to improve provision for disabled pupils, new research has warned. Disabled...
More than half of teachers and school leaders don’t trust claims made by education technology companies, a new poll...
New beefed-up evaluations of multi-academy trusts could see inspectors examine whether the curriculum is being narrowed across groups of...
The Chartered College of Teaching’s flagship CTeach programme is to be delivered overseas after the professional body partnered with...
Ofsted has now investigated more than 600 possible illegal schools, new figures show. In an update published this morning,...
The number of cases of SATs maladministration investigated by the government increased by 32 per cent in 2018, new...
The education secretary has said he wants to see the free schools programme “spread much more widely” across England....
An award-winning headteacher is to resign early after vowing never to face another Ofsted inspection, claiming the watchdog’s new...
