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Exclusive: Dame Christine Lenehan says Kit Malthouse has committed to producing an improvement paper this year following the SEND review

Ever since Liz Truss came to power, rumours of the return of grammar schools have bubbled up – but the political reality is it’s highly unlikely ever to come to fruition, as Sam Freedman explains

Twelve staff and parent organisations have written to the prime minister to warn that further budget cuts will inevitably mean the loss of teachers and support staff

Data gaps mean the government doesn’t know if the National Tutoring Programme is reaching all pupils who need it, report warns

School leaders’ union tells the education secretary that his ‘appalling’ claims about school ‘mediocrity’ amount to ‘pure posturing’

Caroline Wright writes exclusively for 91¶¶Òõ to explain why BESA is looking at legal action against the government over funding for Oak National Academy – and why it’s just another example of history repeating itself

Exclusive: A suppliers association has once again issued the DfE with a proposed claim for a judicial review

The government wants strong multi-academy trusts to grow but it is essential that trust leaders are pursuing expansion for the right reasons, says Tom Campbell, CEO of E-ACT

New education secretary Kit Malthouse also says the DfE needs to be more ‘front-footed’ on talking to schools about what they can achieve

School standards minister Jonathan Gullis says he hopes legislation allowing new grammar schools will be brought forward before the next election

Schools need more money, but the government is unlikely to provide it. So, we need to do what we can to ensure our schools are the ‘havens’ pupils need them to be, say MAT leaders Rebecca Boomer-Clark and Nick Hudson

Newly appointed school standards minister Jonathan Gullis encourages big academy trusts in London and South East to roll out across the country