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Unpaid subject leadership is likely to become more common with schools under increasing financial pressure, leaders warn

Schools are in danger of reaching the point where cuts to staff mean that opening their gates poses health and safety risks, leaders warn

Six months ago the government proposed a 2.8 per cent pay increase for 2025-26, but the size of the uplift is still yet to be decided – leaving schools with a budgeting headache yet again. Ellen Peirson-Hagger analyses data from the past decade to see what we should expect this year

Sir Dan Moynihan defends his trust’s plan to make more than 40 staff redundant, warning that the government not funding teacher pay rises will be ‘catastrophic’ for schools

The vast majority of Scottish schools receive cash from the Pupil Equity Fund – and a new report highlights how 129 schools are using the money ‘impactfully’ and ‘innovatively’

FFT Education Datalab found the average Progress 8 score in Priority Education Investment Areas was lower in 2024 than in 2022 when the scheme began

Government accepts recommendations for action on SEND from public spending watchdog but says it cannot commit to meeting deadlines

Government says £8.2m will help more than 7,000 pupils to study maths at A level and get into AI-related jobs

The government says schools will need to find ‘efficiencies’ to cover next year’s teacher pay rise. The truth is that this means more cuts, writes the ASCL general secretary

Union’s general secretary calls for an Ofsted system that ‘doesn’t pile additional pressure onto an already stretched profession’

Incoming president of school leaders’ union says there will be ‘absolute uproar’ if Ofsted does not substantially change its proposals for inspection reform

Despite young pupils’ increasingly complex needs, leaders fear there is too little focus on getting them the right support