‘New generation’ of larger music hubs revealed The number of music hubs will be reduced from 116 to 43, with the organisations covering larger areas
NAHT votes to explore ‘legal and industrial routes’ to secure Ofsted reform Government ‘under notice’ that action could follow if heads don’t get ‘meaningful answers’
Schools ‘sidelined’ in favour of ‘populist talk’, warns Whiteman NAHT boss tells politicians to ‘raise your game out of the gutter of smears, misdirection, and the creation of division to simply win a vote’
Now Teach warns ‘axing funding will narrow trainee teacher pool’ The charity will stop recruiting for 2025, unless it can secure philanthropic funding
Trust boss criticises Ofsted complaints transparency CEO speaks out about how he persuaded watchdog to ‘set aside’ report amid inspector criticism
‘Change on an unprecedented scale’: Ofqual responds to ABS plans Qualifications reform risks more exams, ‘unregulated’ A-levels and students unprepared for higher study, says exams regulator
Faith schools reform: Everything you need to know Documents reveal DfE plans to allow existing free schools to apply to lift 50% faith admissions cap
DfE to lift 50% faith admissions cap and allow religious special schools Campaigners warn move will ‘increase religious and racial segregation in our schools’
Now Teach: DfE ‘re-assessing’ how to get career-changers Damian Hinds was quizzed about the decision to axe programme’s funding