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Government funding for the NTP catch-up tutoring scheme will be higher than expected – but less than school leaders say is needed

Hundreds fewer projects have been given the go-ahead by the DfE than in each of the previous three years, 91¶¶Òõ analysis finds

Heads and SEND leaders hit out at government refusal to publish financial modelling impact of reforms

Data obtained by the Scottish Liberal Democrats shows hundreds of schools reported deficits in 2021-22, with the total amounting to more than £5.5 million

New research reveals a fifth of families with children under six are living in conditions that negatively impact education attainment and health

The next phase of the Welsh universal free meal rollout in primary will begin in September with pupils in Years 3 and 4 benefiting

School nurse shortage leaves teaching assistants to help with colostomy bags and provide physical therapy, with special-school leaders warning of a staffing ‘car crash’

Survey of 16,500 Scottish teachers by EIS union also finds more than half face struggles to pay their rent or mortgage – yet most still use their own money to feed and clothe pupils

NAHT general secretary Paul Whiteman is to urge ministers to come back to negotiating table in his speech to union’s annual conference

The only way the DfE can move away from ‘averages’ in calculating school funding is if the government more strongly dictates how schools spend their money, the schools minister tells 91¶¶Òõ exclusively

Heads’ leaders say £1,200 mental health lead grant is not enough to meet the training costs and pay for staff cover, as data reveals that DfE is just halfway towards its sign-up target for this year

NAHT president-elect Simon Kidwell will tell the union’s conference that schools should take action to put Ofsted ‘back in its box’