Capital City College Group
Report on decline of languages finds pupils in poorer areas 20% less likely to study one at GCSE
Adults generally support teachers using AI for administration, but are more likely to oppose its use for marking
But unions say workers 'will be disappointed' and 'far more' will be required in the future
But researchers say the policy has 'untapped potential to expand learning opportunities' as they call for a review
Trust heads, union leaders and two former education secretaries included on group investigating issue
Government-commissioned study reveals ‘tensions’ between families and local authorities in controversial SEND bailout scheme
The force said sensitive subjects "may be better handled by specialists"
Leaders who banned mobile phones saw suspensions drop, fewer safeguarding incidents and happier staff
Trust bumps up maternity pay that was already 30 per cent above national average to avert more disruption
