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We need to give teachers the knowledge and confidence to counter the growing rise in conspiracy theory beliefs among young people, a new report says

Whatever shape Ofsted’s report cards end up taking, we need to be confident that the judgements are reliable says CST’s deputy chief executive Steve Rollett

Tory MPs raise concerns about plans to allow the Office of the Schools Adjudicator to set a school’s pupil admission number after a complaint is upheld

Liberal Democrats respond with amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, seeking automatic enrolment of pupils who are eligible for free school meals

Shadow minister for education Neil O’Brien explains why the Conservatives believe several changes are needed to legislation to truly help teachers

Headteachers’ leaders warn DfE plans could see schools academised or rebrokered despite showing improvement across multiple areas

Plans for two specialist maths schools in regions with the lowest A-level scores could be cancelled as part of a government review

91¶¶Òõ examines the outlook for the academies sector in Yorkshire and the Humber, as part of our MAT Tracker series delving into regional movements and trends

Education secretary has recognised the ‘strength of feeling’ over use of data from health and wellbeing census that asked upper secondary school students about sex and relationships

Criticism of Ofsted’s new inspection proposals is understandable, says this head, but if we want a better system we have to engage with the consultation

President of the education directors’ body Laurence Findlay speaks exclusively to 91¶¶Òõ Scotland about council budget pressures, rural schools and recruiting the right teachers where they’re needed

The Pupil Equity Fund – designed to help close the ‘poverty-related attainment gap’ – should continue beyond 2026 elections, says education secretary, but she suggests changes will be needed