MIS outage leaves schools in the lurch Major supplier apologises as schools unable to pay suppliers and respond to safeguarding concerns
Reform on education: All headlines, no policy lines Sparkly suits, pyrotechnics and a war on pupil ‘indoctrination’: Reform’s party conference and what a Farage victory could mean for schools policy
Reform government would ‘root out teachers brainwashing kids’ says MP Lee Anderson Reform UK members tell party conference of need to crack down on ‘brainwashing’ teachers and stop schools ‘becoming indoctrination camps’
Farage: ‘Let’s start teaching trades and services at school’ Reform leader also says he ‘will not stand for kids’ minds being poisoned in schools with a twisted interpretation of the history of these amazing islands’
DfE pushes ahead with unregistered AP time limits Government confirms plans for ‘voluntary’ standards, but will make them mandatory ‘when parliamentary time allows’
Influencers may be behind boom in career-focused subjects, says exams chief Economics and business studies see rise in entrants as exam board boss suggests ‘entreprenurial’ students want to emulate social media influencers
£22.5m announced for after-school clubs to help ‘isolated’ kids Up to 400 schools will get a share of the three-year investment to boost extra-curricular activities
Missed inspection targets and 5 more findings from Ofsted’s annual report Ofsted’s staff are also less happy this year, and turnover rates remain above civil service targets, a new report shows
School staff scholarships announced to tackle antisemitism Long-awaited £7m training contract will also help schools navigate ‘difficult’ conversations on Israel-Gaza conflict