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A lack of housing availability and poor public transport have limited teacher training to local residents in Cornwall, according to a report

Reform’s deputy leader claims there is ‘over-diagnosis’ of neurodiverse conditions, appearing at an event where a former Ofsted chief says dyslexia just means ‘bad at reading’

With the chancellor due to deliver her Budget next week, Michael Green recommends four financial priorities that would not only give schools stability but also benefit the wider economy

More than half of councils would go bankrupt overnight if temporary measures shielding them from their SEND debts were removed, research shows

The DfE is introducing enrichment benchmarks to push schools to deliver more extracurricular clubs – but research shows that teachers are already working unpaid and out of hours to deliver such activities

The government has said that schools should ensure that any student who wishes to study triple science at GCSE can do so, but concerns have been raised over a lack of teachers

Nearly 850 single-academy trusts remain, including some of the highest performing schools in England. Labour wants them to join multi-academy trusts, but persuading them won’t be easy, finds Jabed Ahmed

A former multi-academy trust CEO outlines why the predictability that a long-term pay deal provides should be welcomed by the sector

Until pay and working conditions are improved, other reforms to the system only increase the issues teachers face, says ASCL general secretary Pepe Di’Iasio

Queen Elizabeth’s School, in London, is to launch a fee-paying school in Dubai and has further plans for two more schools in India

The government has pledged to deliver thousands more teachers, but this will only help to close the disadvantage gap if we first address a fundamental imbalance in our system, writes the EEF’s Chris Paterson

The government has provided information about acquiring funding through its Strategic School Improvement Capital Budget