T-levels: Government ‘not walking the walk’ The majority of government departments have not offered a single placement since the launch
Ofqual: We won’t let robot markers take over Dr Jo Saxton thinks England needs a mixed approach to digital exams
Labour teacher ‘hit squads’: ‘MATs already exist’ say leaders Starmer’s plan for regional school improvement teams raise ‘accountability’ questions
School funding: Councils forced to approve more deficits Local authorities report average primary school deficits as high as £280,000
Starmer signals curriculum swing back to skills Labour leader promises both knowledge and skills in ‘modernised curriculum’ – with ‘greater emphasis on creativity and resilience’
Ministers told to scrap academy order after ‘good’ Ofsted City’s last maintained secondary at centre of parent campaign overturns ‘inadequate’ rating
Limit private school fees and require more outreach, says think tank EDSK warns against Labour’s plan to lift charitable status, but says private school reform needed to ‘improve their image’
Pandemic unravels progress for looked-after children GCSE grade gaps have widened since 2019 – reversing pre-pandemic trends
Labour’s school policy blitz: What we know so far (and what we don’t) Sir Keir Starmer to deliver ‘major speech’ after education named among top ‘missions’ for Labour government