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The executive director of research at the National Institute of Teaching explains why a major review of teacher development strategies aims to have a far-reaching impact

Education ‘cannot continue with current levels of capital funding’, says Northern Ireland’s new minister

Schools have indicated they could not afford to carry on providing catch-up tutoring if the government stops the NTP subsidy

Falling student rolls are leading to staffing cuts in rural secondary schools in Scotland, warn parents – who are demanding a guaranteed core curriculum for all pupils

With 119 RAAC-affected schools being told they will be rebuilt, heads warn they ‘do not want to waste public money’ on temporary solutions

All schools will be expected to provide wraparound childcare on their site, ‘unless there is a reasonable justification not to’, DfE confirms in new guidance

This week’s essential education news includes the government launching its Teacher Degree Apprenticeship and new research uncovering multi-academy trusts’ worsening finances

The government today announced which schools containing the potentially dangerous concrete will be rebuilt and which will be given a grant to remove it

More than 500 schools have signed a letter to Rishi Sunak, Gillian Keegan and Jeremy Hunt calling for more National Tutoring Programme funding in next month’s spring Budget

If we want to truly recognise the value of teaching assistants, then better pay and job titles would help, says this trust education director

Four in 10 academy trusts surveyed said they wanted to move to a GAG pooling finance model

The latest Kreston UK Academies Benchmark Report has found that more trusts are having to eat into their reserves as they cope with financial uncertainty