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Union leaders have said that funding increases are not adequate given rising inflation levels

A Scottish council has cut the librarian posts in all secondaries – and there has been a 12% reduction in posts nationwide since 2018

Students from poorer backgrounds in Wales were almost two years behind their peers pre-pandemic, finds new analysis

Salary supplements to attract high-quality teachers to work in deprived communities could help close attainment gap, says new report

Political chaos and mounting pressure over teacher pay amid the cost-of-living crisis have left school budgets for next year in disarray, heads have warned

Heads’ leaders tell the DfE that it needs to address conditions in school buildings if heatwaves become the norm

Expert calls for all Conservative Party leadership candidates to set out how they would tackle poverty and support education recovery

The School Rebuilding Programme was launched with a commitment to replace or refurbish buildings at 500 schools but over 1,000 have been nominated for it

Labour has reiterated its pledge to remove the charitable status of independent schools and put VAT on fees – this will have a dramatic effect on the sector, says David James

Robert Halfon, chair of the Education Select Committee, sets out how educational outcomes for children in the care system must be addressed 

Numbers of 3- to 4-year-olds on pupil premium jumped by 8 per cent to 116,500 this year compared with 2021

Exclusive: Rural schools face extra struggle to find cover as cost pressures deter supply teachers from travelling long distances