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DfE report shows how cost-of-living crisis led to some schools cutting staff numbers and turning heating down or off during the winter

The school inspection system is widely seen as broken – so, can it be fixed, or is Ofsted too far gone to save?

Projects including urgent fire safety work, roof replacements and boiler and heating repairs will go ahead after more than 20 schools won appeals having been turned down by the Condition Improvement Fund

Mandatory equality criteria to be phased into awards scheme will recognise schools for improving PE access for girls and encouraging physical activity

Education Support charity warns there is soaring demand from teachers, support staff and heads applying for financial grants to be able to pay their bills

The Education Support charity has had to pause financial grants due to huge demand from teachers, writes CEO Sinéad Mc Brearty

Data from 10,000 schools has been analysed by FFT Education Datalab to assess the impact of two days of strikes last week

Helping pupils to carry out ‘social action’ work brings benefits to teachers – but many schools lack time and resources, finds report

91¶¶Òõ Scotland analysis of weekly attendance snapshots school attendance struggling to recover from Covid pandemic

More teaching assistants and universal access to free school meals are also seen as priorities, according to Ipsos

Having a part-time job can help students become well-rounded citizens, says Peter Bain, but schools must be aware of the pressure to work long hours

This week’s round-up of essential education news includes the government urging schools to provide more flexible-working opportunities, a warning to the prime minister over teacher pay and fears over support for pupils with SEND