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Having a robust anti-bullying policy is not enough – it must be implemented, says Brian Moss

Exclusive: Children’s minister Will Quince also tells 91¶¶Òõ that the DfE will intervene where local councils are failing children and young people with SEND

It’s a rare event, but if a school ever finds a member of staff is subject to a police investigation there is a lot to think about – which is why being clued up in this area should the worst happen is a sensible strategy

Sending personalised ‘nudge’ letters or texts to parents of students who are persistently absent can also work, researchers say

Heads’ leader warns virus among staff is still leading to whole year group closures in the run-up to GCSEs and A levels

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The co-ordinator of the Medicine in Specialist Schools group explains why the SEND review must tackle the need to improve how children with specialist medical needs are provided for in education

Exclusive: The Competition and Markets Authority is questioning schools affected by the ESS contract extension

Plans to make changes to admissions appeals brought in during the pandemic permanent have been broadly welcomed – but experts say more still needs to be done

Plans to move 19 schools into an academy trust have been paused after unions launch legal challenge

As the country slowly learns to live with Covid, Steve Barker urges governors and trustees to resist jettisoning the innovative new ways of working they have developed during the pandemic

The Teacher Regulation Agency may get new powers to broaden how it investigates teachers for serious misconduct – but what might these changes mean for those in school?