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MPs told government won’t fulfil ‘levelling up’ promises if money is not targeted to disadvantaged areas

Randstad ‘hasn’t got the capacity or the competence’ to deliver NTP, tuition partner tells MPs

EXCLUSIVE: Small take-up of the government’s ‘complex’ National Tutoring Programme is ‘very worrying’, say heads

An experienced early years head explains why 21p per hour funding increases don’t go far enough for a sector that feels it is continually overlooked when the cash is handed out

School leaders to spearhead scheme to prevent pupils from becoming involved in crime and becoming permanently excluded

Primary pupils still three months behind on reading at end of 2021 summer term despite recovery efforts, says report

A new law requiring school uniform costs to be kept low means yet another thing for heads and SLTs to think about – as insights from the Headteachers’ Roundtable forum make clear

More than 1 in 5 academy trusts had reserves equivalent to 20 per cent or more of annual income in 2019-20, says report

Scottish council wants to introduce ‘executive headteachers’, which union warns will reduce number of heads from 84 to 14

ASCL says ‘failure to sufficiently fund the education system over the past decade has made it harder’ for schools to deal with the issue

Almost 60 days after the new pupil premium templates were released examples of how the documents should be filled in have arrived – which should make schools’ lives a lot easier, even if they are a tad late

Longer school days could tackle the attainment gap – but government won’t put its money where its mouth is, says Geoff Barton