Potteries Educational Trust
Council says changes will pave way to admit more pupils into its selective schools
Why re-invent the national curriculum when the international baccalaureate already delivers everything Labour wants?
Battle lines drawn as election looms: but do the claims stack up?
Rory Gribbell swaps party political role for civil service gig
Parliamentary commissioner for standards finds BESA-backed committee failed to publish income and expenditure statements
Headteacher and former president is executive's pick, but members will have chance to challenge him
Jon Andrews sets out the case for education featuring prominently in debates leading up to the forthcoming general election
Think tank predicts only 'small movement' of pupils into state schools if Starmer enacts VAT plan
Chief education officer would 'ensure that policies and plans are given the attention and priority they deserve'