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Reach Foundation has transferred the Oak National Academy to the government under strict conditions that cannot be amended without Reach consent, says CEO Ed Vainker

An education law expert explains the issues thrown up by a small but notable change to union law that headteachers need to be aware of

Survey will assess support available for disabled children and young people in Scotland as they move into adulthood

Researchers say the findings lay bare ‘the unravelling tragedy’ for the 100,000 pupils who leave school every year without basic skills

As 91���� details the financial crisis engulfing schools, the CEO of the Confederation of School Trusts says action from Whitehall must be forthcoming to help the sector survive the winter months ahead

Exclusive: Dr Jo Saxton tells 91���� that a final decision will be made on grading for next year’s GCSEs following analysis of today’s results

English Association chief warns over government’s support for maths and sciences over arts subjects after subject falls out of top 10

Ian Bauckham said no “right-thinking person would not be concerned” by regional disparities in today’s A-level results

Despite the fall, independent schools still received the highest proportion of A* grades

Many high-achieving students struggle to settle at university – not least those from under-represented backgrounds. Two school leaders explain how they’re attempting to address this issue by ensuring that schools and universities work more closely to make that first term less daunting

There is no time to delay in adopting more inclusive approaches to assessment, writes school leader Robin Macpherson

The government says very few schools will get better results than in 2021, when grades were awarded by teacher assessment after the cancellation of exams