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Exclusive: Single-academy trusts are more than twice as likely to be rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted than schools in multi-academy trusts, 91¶¶Òõ analysis shows

Joint statement from education unions also criticises late timing of proposed teacher pay offer

The move comes after strikes were carried out by exam board staff during the summer

The Department for Education has at last revealed results of a schools energy deal survey, which it undertook in May

Influential MAT founder Sir Steve Lancashire calls for a 'new era' of respect for school leaders and teachers

Exclusive: School leaders have criticised as 'fiscally irresponsible' a government suggestion that school trusts use savings to cover rising energy and staff costs

Audit Scotland report warns that child poverty has increased in recent years and that better long-term planning is needed

Scottish school beats off competition from around the world after impressing with its attempts to keep young people in its community

The winners of the World’s Best School awards will be announced next month

Survey finds ‘large majority’ back changes to assessment but there is no clear support for more or fewer exams

The scheme will apply to all contracts signed since 1 April this year. Here's what you need to know

The Department for Education is yet to announce ministerial portfolios following Liz Truss' reshuffle

New research exposes the workload burden placed on teachers when exams were cancelled in 2021 – as well as the 'unfair advantage' resits gave some students

Government urged to look at why part-time teachers are 'more widespread' and 'better supported' in Wales

It is 'vital' the watchdog is 'prepared to draw attention to the failings of government policy', school leaders warn

DfE had threatened to claw back cash from schools that missed deadline for 'year-end tutoring statement' – but has now extended deadline

Unions launch joint legal action following law change allowing agency workers to cover teachers on strike

Jonathan Gullis' role in Liz Truss' new-look government is confirmed

Members of Scotland's largest teaching union support strike action to achieve a better pay deal

Exclusive: Less than 20 per cent of 10,000 DfE cold calls to schools – in a bid to drive up usage of the National Tutoring Programme this summer – made it to senior leaders, according to government data

Exclusive: Analysis shows school vacancies have almost jumped by over 90 per cent in some areas compared with pre-Covid levels

New NGA report also notes that – for the first time in 12 years – more than 50 per cent of governor volunteers were over 60

Leaders issue the warning at a 91¶¶Òõ webinar for the launch of our 91¶¶Òõ Education Insights report on school funding

The new education secretary must provide answers on the school costs crisis as soon as possible, business and union bosses have warned