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Education secretary Bridget Phillipson faces Commons Education Select Committee after government Budget sparks SEND controversy

Schools minister Georgia Gould will hold a series of face-to-face public events about DfE’s planned reforms

Just under seven in 10 secondary students surveyed said they felt they belonged in school, prompting concerns about impact on life after school

The teaching union warns it will take ‘whatever action necessary’ in face of school funding pressures

School attendance problems and the rising number of young people not in education or employment are a result of the failure to properly fund education in the pandemic – Labour must not make the same mistake, writes Susannah Hardyman

The Budget was light on detail on plans for SEND, but presented critical questions for school leaders. Trust leader and SEND expert Warren Carratt provides some answers

Research showing an increase in allegations highlights a ‘fraying of relationships’ between families and schools, warns parents’ charity

DfE survey finds more than half of secondary school students saw mobile phones being used when not allowed at least some of the time

With SEND spending set to be absorbed by central government, the Institute for Fiscal Studies sets out where the money could come from

DfE data shows an increase in the proportion of four- and five-year-olds meeting their development targets – although results are still below pre-Covid levels

91¶¶Òõ chats to International Baccalaureate director-general Olli-Pekka Heinonen during a stop in London as he tries to convince the government to reinstate IB state school funding

One experienced leader explains the different forms of accreditation that international schools can choose – and recommends ways to make the most of the process