PISA 2022: ‘Reason for optimism’ but ‘job not done yet’, says Hinds New schools minister praises ‘huge amount achieved’ by ‘everybody involved in education’
PISA 2022: Gibb hails ‘phenomenal success’ of ‘evidence-led’ reforms Long-serving former schools minister says results show the Conservative government’s reforms are ‘here to last’
Leaders leave after trust uncovered £379k spend on linked supply agency Three senior staff leave academy trust after investigators found ‘undisclosed conflict of interest’
How a trust turned around an island school Bosses of the Isles of Scilly’s only school tell how they turned around an academy split across four sites separated by water
Schools demand national campaign against abusive parents More than a third of school staff report receiving verbal abuse from parents
Slashing maths bursary in retention pilot lost scores of teachers While early career payments improved retention, lower initial payment in DfE scheme hit recruitment more
EYFS results improve, but some pupils far behind DfE says improvement may show Covid recovery or familiarity with new assessments – but gender gap widens
Leaders vow to shun minimum service levels for schools But DfE refuses to say whether schools will face action for failing to issue work notices to striking staff
Minimum service level proposals: Everything schools need to know It will be left up to heads to decide ‘appropriate’ staffing levels and down to schools and trusts to issue new ‘work notices’