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Creativity in schools is more important than ever in an economically uncertain and fast-changing world, says new guide

They may seem dry, but new technology standards could be key in helping ensure schools have the right level of infrastructure to meet the digital demands of the future

Sam Freedman pores over the Schools White Paper and finds little to get excited about – apart from, perhaps, proposals around academies that address issues left unattended for too long

How education leaders are responding to today’s Schools White Paper

Ministers have set targets for higher grades at GCSE, better Sats scores and all schools being in multi-academy trusts by 2030

Heads question policy announcement as most schools already operate under the suggested opening times

One-size-fits-all education materials are not the solution to learning loss or improving curriculum design, says the chief executive of the Publishers Association

In light of the recommendations made in the safeguarding review into the Child Q strip-search case, what steps can schools take to ensure that such incidents are never repeated again?

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

Education secretary announces move today after revealing plans for the UK to take in 100,000 children fleeing the war in Ukraine

New research has unmasked divides between schools when it comes to the careers guidance they are able to offer. The CEO of the Sutton Trust explains how this inequality could be tackled

All schools should have a professional careers adviser because the quality of careers guidance is too varied, says Sutton Trust report