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London Councils group warns the government that falling pupil numbers will ‘put further pressure’ on school budgets

The CEO of COBIS reflects on the positives and pitfalls of the latest international schools data – and on why the government must do more to make the most of its overseas educational assets

Special school pupils could be housed temporarily in unfilled primary schools as DfE looks at ways to use space left vacant by falling pupil rolls

NASBTT executive director Emma Hollis talks to 91¶¶Òõ about the importance of staying humble and the increasing pressure the education sector is facing

Labour plans to force a vote in Parliament on the creation of a new committee to look at the ‘fair taxation of schools and education standards’

Exams system to come under scrutiny by MPs in attempt to influence political parties’ manifestos

Universal free school meals were supposed to be in place in primary by August 2022 – but the pledge won’t even be fully realised two years after that

The key details from the government’s revamped Energy Bill Relief Scheme and what it will mean for schools and trusts

The government has announced another year of help for schools, but only those with the most expensive bills will receive support

The final report of the independent Hayward review of qualifications and assessment in Scotland has been delayed to ensure ‘meaningful engagement’

Rishi Sunak plans to make maths mandatory to 18 in England but that approach can turn students off subjects, says Barry Black

Curriculum resources quango seeks to recruit teacher subject advisers but unions sound alarm over government ‘status’