Avoid ‘complex language’ and stereotypes to make exams accessible, says draft guidance Ofqual launches consultation on draft accessibility guidance for exam boards
Covid survey: 4 in 10 schools ‘don’t expect’ to use National Tutoring Programme The Department for Education has published responses to its Covid-19 snapshot surveys
Spending review: Ex-recovery tsar blasts ‘meagre’ £1.8m catch-up cash Sir Kevan Collins says catch-up funding ‘incredible disappointing’
How schools will join the green revolution An inside look into how the Department for Education aims for ‘trailblazer on climate education’ status
Birbalsingh says better behaviour key to solving Covid learning loss Head of country’s ‘strictest school’ quizzed by MPs on social mobility role
Energy crisis hits schools as bills to rise 50% Investigation finds leaders are budgeting tens of thousands of pounds to meet soaring costs
Trustees leave as new investigation opens at Holland Park School dubbed the ‘Socialist Eton’ has faced allegations of a ‘toxic’ working culture and ‘public shaming’ of students
Directed time cap safeguarded as schools extend hours Schools Week finds leaders are already running extended school days within the 1,265 hour rule
Schools swap salmon for sandwiches as food supply problems bite Nearly 500 primary schools in Lancashire are offering a cut-back menu for two weeks