Reasonable force: DfE ‘notes strong calls’ for training standards but won’t commit The Equality and Human Rights Commission has called for national training standards since 2021
Schools eligible for Erasmus+ scheme in 2027 Pupils and staff set to be eligible for European trips through the £570m exchange programme
5 key points from experts on tackling teacher crisis Experts have told MPs the government’s 6,500 teacher pledge must take quality and location of recruits into account
Andrew Truby, CEO, St Joseph Catholic Multi Academy Trust When Andrew Truby took leadership of a Catholic trust, he was on his own and had no schools. He reveals how he built the ‘home for orphans’ and secured its future, during a career that has been characterised by seizing opportunities
Questions for Ofsted over Mossbourne behaviour review Sector leaders also call the probe a ‘wake-up call’ for the government over the use of strict behaviour policies
Six things MPs heard about school transport this week Committee discusses how to get a handle on rising costs, as home-to-school transport bill reaches £2.3bn
School spotlight: ‘Internal AP can work – here’s how we do it’ Can internal AP help schools avoid exclusions? One school believes its approach shows what’s possible
Income data to replace free school meals as trigger for disadvantage funding Government ‘will design new model’ for allocating the pupil premium and other disadvantage cash
Revealed: The council schools with million pound budget deficits Some maintained schools’ deficits dwarf those of multi academy trusts, and even face interest payments. Inside the hidden world of LA school finances