Better inclusion is a must, but without the safety net of an EHCP parents will not be won over. Their experience tells them ...

Ofsted has announced a series of webinars and regional events for schools to quell fears about the pace of its reforms. The ...

Twenty multi-academy trust chief executives have been appointed to a government advisory group. Among the names are leaders ...

Education secretary Bridget Phillipson told leaders this evening she “won’t shy away from [doing] what’s difficult and long term” after a row reopened this week over planned SEND reforms.

Government lacks a “coherent plan” to boost recruitment, hasn’t clearly explained how its 6,500 teacher target was calculated ...

England’s spiraling £11 billion high needs budget is being spent on interventions that evidence shows are ineffective, such as fidget spinners and learning styles. A Schools Week investigation today ...

The curriculum and assessment review is dealing with “dilemmas” over the volume of GCSE assessment and concerns over ...

National key stage 2 SATs results show another slight increase in the proportion of pupils meeting the “expected” standard.

The government will also develop a new training course for reception teachers and put more early years content into National ...

Watchdog report shows widespread clashes between councils and academy trusts as Labour plans admission reforms ...

Government’s decision not to “thrust” a “random vision” for education upon the profession is “refreshing”, the chair of the ...

If the government is serious about meeting its teacher recruitment target, it must create the conditions for innovation, not stifle them. That means supporting schools that trial new ideas, ...