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Government says falling rolls will require fewer teachers – but this would maintain larger class sizes and ignore regional differences, say experts

MPs dismiss warnings that forcing thousands of schools to publish two sets of financial accounts would be an unjustified burden

Campaign group calls for 'consistency and transparency' in drive to offer free instrumental music tuition for all pupils, as record overall numbers take lessons

Sir David Bell has been appointed to lead an independent review into how schools and colleges in England identify, respond to and prevent antisemitism

Government has not set out how its flagship reforms will result in savings, fiscal watchdog says.

New setting will join schools in operation in Thailand, Japan, Nigeria and Dubai as the group continues its overseas expansion

Teachers' union leader calls government projections 'ludicrous' and 'insulting'

Exams watchdog writes to biggest UK exam boards, warning of rising numbers of students breaking rules

Professional bodies back bigger roles in schools for educational psychologists, occupational and speech and language therapists – but say they already struggle to meet demand

Minister tells Ofqual to continue giving equation and formula sheets to science and maths candidates until GCSEs are reformed

England's largest exam board says the 'cautious' rollout of on-screen assessments proposed by the regulator could 'hinder progress'

NEU union launches indicative strike ballot, as general secretary Daniel Kebede warns 'schools are running on empty'

Research follows DfE announcement that all teachers in England should receive training on SEND support and inclusion

Several schools and parents previously brought legal action against the Treasury, but now Court of Appeal dismisses the challenge

Dissatisfaction with pay is the most common reason why support staff are considering walking away, according to evidence submitted to new pay award body

91¶¶Òõ sets out the timeline for key reforms included in this week's schools White Paper and associated plans to overhaul the SEND system

The government's schools White Paper sets out a goal for full academisation – but 91¶¶Òõ analysis suggests that it would take decades to turn this into reality

The schools White Paper said councils will get the power to form multi-academy trusts – while some have plans in the works, others have already ruled this out

Experts voice fears about the proposed new duty on schools to produce a statutory support plan for every pupil with SEND

Malvern College São Paulo will open in the 2027-28 academic year as the sector's interest in South American opportunities continues to grow

The government's vision for SEND 'isn't easy for schools' to deliver, Tim Coulson tells school leaders

Just 6 per cent of respondents view teaching as a 'very appealing' job, YouGov survey suggests

Understanding 'parasocial' relationships, including with AI chatbots, and avoiding plagiarism are among the key updates to teaching topics for pupils aged 5 to 14

School Leaders Scotland publishes a manifesto for the upcoming parliamentary election, demanding action on the teacher workforce, funding and exams