Education APPG chair broke transparency rules, says watchdog Parliamentary commissioner for standards finds BESA-backed committee failed to publish income and expenditure statements
DfE schools survey exposes depths of cost-of-living crisis Two-thirds of schools hike meal prices, while three in 10 say energy support scheme made no difference
Ofsted: 9 key findings from its history subject report History’s position in schools is ‘more secure’, but ‘significant’ work needed to develop ambitious curriculums
How inclusive are mainstream schools? Schools Week investigates the challenges in fixing a broken SEND system
Educational psychologists stuck in ‘vicious cycle’, DfE report concludes Just one in ten senior educational psychologists are confident of their ability to meet demand
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
Half of SEND children now waiting beyond legal limit for support Outstanding SEND tribunals also up almost 70 per cent in a year as system creaks under pressure
‘Enough is enough’: Special schools’ devastating budgets revealed Nearly nine in ten special schools are forecasting a budget deficit over the next two years
Educational psychologists to ballot for strikes over ‘real-terms pay cut’ ‘Poor pay and conditions have resulted in an unprecedented recruitment and retention crisis, as workloads spiral’