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Many multi-academy trusts have moved to centralise HR, finance, health and safety and other policies in the wake of...
The Department for Education had still not fulfilled its pledge to deliver 1.3 million free laptops to disadvantaged pupils...
Five councils have been told to cut special needs and disabilities (SEND) spending and reform services in exchange for...
Not all party conferences are created equally. Niamh Sweeney was at all three main ones, and discusses the many...
It’s Holocaust Memorial Day and parliament’s Central Lobby is bustling with school groups and easily recognised faces. Mike Kane,...
What would have seemed more likely at the start of the year, asks Natalie Perera. Brexit, more grammars or...
The government has refused a committee recommendation to make it statutory for schools to develop a specific approach to...
A teaching union is drafting new guidance for teachers and leaders on extremism after a Kent school cancelled a...
Every education secretary has a story of the day they were appointed. Estelle Morris forgot to take photo-ready shoes....
