Dodd Partners
Integrated curriculum financial planning has been around for years, but the government has increasingly seized on its benefits
Academics commissioned to 'road-test' admissions policies for new schools proposed by private school and academy trust
National Governance Association chief says it's still up to 'good' or 'outstanding' schools whether to join MATs
More schools are meeting the eight 'Gatsby benchmarks' for good careers guidance - but most still fall short
Soaring demand for SEND support has left councils with a £1.9 billion deficit
New rules enable government to force schools with two consecutive less-than-good inspections into new trusts
The Department for Education has set up a 'strategic tutoring advisory group'
Special schools are being starved of extra cash that instead is being passed on to their mainstream counterparts
It comes as a heads' union also balloting members said it did not 'envisage' asking them to close schools
