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The balance held by local authority-maintained schools in deficit has dropped more than £90m further into the red, government data shows

Ahead of the Year of Reading in 2026, Professor Michael Green explains why far more funding is needed to make reading a core aspect of young people’s lives

The steps we’ve taken with artificial intelligence at our trust show its huge potential – but we need government to take the lead with a clear sector-wide strategy for its use, argues Tom Campbell

Former schools minister questions DfE officials on whether home-to-school transport to breakfast clubs will be a legal entitlement

The director of Schools North East outlines the reality facing school leaders in the region, and why help has to come from within

The government’s announcement that it will remove the limit was welcomed by anti-poverty campaigners. But to what extent will it help schools? Ellen Peirson-Hagger finds out

Nearly £19 million has already been spent on the government’s school improvement plan – but there are concerns over where the rest will come from

Children’s commissioner report also calls for alternative provision sector to be renamed to give public better understanding of its work

Schools will be expected to use a new government-backed framework for hiring supply teachers, department says

The teaching union warns it will take ‘whatever action necessary’ in face of school funding pressures

School attendance problems and the rising number of young people not in education or employment are a result of the failure to properly fund education in the pandemic – Labour must not make the same mistake, writes Susannah Hardyman

With SEND spending set to be absorbed by central government, the Institute for Fiscal Studies sets out where the money could come from