ChatGPT: Consider reviewing homework polices, DfE tells schools The government has set out its stance on the use of generative AI in education
Keegan: Teachers’ work could be ‘transformed’ by AI Education secretary believes artificial intelligence will ‘reduce drain of tasks on teachers’ time’
ChatGPT: Exam boards publish AI guidance for schools JCQ tells schools to make pupils do some coursework ‘under direct supervision’ amid cheating fears
Academy regulation review: What schools need to know The review was launched in June last year to ‘future proof’ the role of academy trusts
Trusts queue to open alternative provision free schools The schools form part of the Department for Education’s SEND and AP improvement plan
Revealed: the experts advising ministers on teacher training reforms review Academy bosses and Oak chief sit on new panel to ‘challenge’ government over ECF and ITT reviews
Lack of specialist maths teachers ‘massive injustice’, says flagship scheme boss Part-time roles and emphasising the ‘social value’ of maths teaching could help recruitment woes, Charlie Stripp said
Snubbed teacher training providers get top Ofsted reports Leaders left ‘struggling to explain’ why they will stop providing service to schools next year
Council SEND deficit bailouts hit £1bn as 20 more issued Councils told to make mainstream schools more inclusive in new wave of handouts