Huge rise in parent complaints driven by AI, headteachers warn Heads say they ‘aren’t sleeping’ due to the stress brought about by AI-generated complaints – but experts warn its a symptom of a wider problem
Four things we learnt from government data this week From child sexual exploitation rates to exam malpractice – Schools Week breaks down everything you need to know…
Committee chair criticises DfE response to SEND report Helen Hayes says government must provide a ‘much more detailed response’ in the new year
Ofqual: On-screen exams could be introduced by 2030 Ofqual says exam boards can submit proposals for two on-screen specifications for lower entry subjects
London mayor still weighing up the cost of a free lunch City Hall yet to work out what it will save on its own scheme from the government’s expansion of free school meals
DfE reveals how new behaviour and attendance hubs will work Details shared for ‘regional’ and ‘enhanced’ support pathways as part of newly merged hubs
AP settings ‘do not know their pupils well’, warns children’s commissioner Report finds one third of alternative provision schools can only estimate the number of pupils on their rolls
Councils to notify schools of homeless pupils under new duty Child poverty strategy aims for a ‘more joined up approach’ to support pupils in temporary accommodation
Leaders still facing problems with AI attendance reports Department for Education says ‘no model is perfect’ as heads flag concerns with similar school groupings