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Ministers say schools could generate revenue by allowing the public to use their charging points
Government has promised funding to help convince teachers to hold extra classes in the holidays
But United Learning went on to lose the High Court case against Bromcom over a £2m contract
Two councils given £119m were off-track within months of bailouts being signed off
Effective trusts should be labelled 'national school improvement leaders' to provide 'softer' intervention, says sector body
Analysis published by government ignores real-terms cuts to sixth form funding and includes cash earmarked for pensions
Proportion of maintained primaries with a deficit now highest since current records began in 2015
New 'adaptive pricing model' will allow exam boards to charge higher fees if projected student numbers fall
Ministers green-light plans to expand Malmesbury Primary School, despite concerns over 'severe impact' on neighbouring settings
