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School uniform rules have limited impact, poll suggests

Calls for further action as The Children’s Society survey shows rising uniform costs and branded items still rife

Gender row school: Badenoch ‘grandstanding’ over inspection demand

Minister’s intervention in gender controversy branded ‘unnecessary and unhelpful’ by union

Minister wants schools to benefit from AI revolution

Data privacy experts consulted over future use of pupil data by artificial intelligence

DfE eases inclusion agreement with grammar schools

New MoU ‘toothless’ say campaigners, but heads say they remain committed to inclusion

Revealed: Scale of parent shut-out on academy decisions

Transparency concerns as analysis shows just one in 10 advisory boards had public representations

School leaders and governors named in King’s birthday honours

Forty-eight people with links to England’s school system named in honours list

Top educational psychologist course closes after DfE funding reallocation

UCL’s doctorate in educational psychology, the longest-established course of its kind, has begun ‘winding down’ due to fewer funded places

Academy trust central teams: The new world of school management

Many CEOs now lead growing numbers of centrally paid – and sometimes well-paid – senior leaders. We explore why…

Reuben Moore, executive director, National Institute of Teaching

How do you skill up the next generation of teachers without overloading them? And then keep them motivated enough to stay in the profession? That’s the big question that Reuben Moore, the executive director of programmes at the National Institute of Teaching (NiOT), is weighing up. The NiOT is the government’s £121 million flagship teacher […]