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After only just over a third of participating teacher training providers gained accreditation in the first round, heads and experts warn about teacher supply problems as sector awaits second round outcomes

Academy leaders call for clarity and precision on legislation creating new DfE powers over academies after yesterday's u-turn

Boris Johnson has talked about the support for setting up new grammar schools among MPs in the 'Red Wall' constituencies

A Scottish school has produced 200 four-minute films to help students understand core concepts at Higher

Education secretary says council leaders are in talks with independent schools about launching multi-academy trusts

Exclusive: Decision follows months of speculation over copyright payments for content provided for the national online academy as it becomes a government quango

New powers will allow the DfE to place an academy order on a school that has had two Ofsted ratings less than 'good'

The move to water down planned measures to regulate academy trusts follows heavy criticism of the Bill in the House of Lords

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

School staff were as likely to back a four-week summer break and five terms as they were to support the status quo

Progress in grammar, punctuation and spelling is behind pre-pandemic levels for all year groups, but worse for Year 2 pupils, Nuffield research shows

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

Review to set out new standards for multi-academy trusts as well as threshold for government to intervene

Latest figures show a deteriorating picture in the number of people being placed on teacher-training courses

More than a fifth of maintained nurseries face closure within three years owing to stretched budgets, survey suggests

Steps need to be taken to prevent discrimination and encourage 'inclusive education' and 'belonging' in schools, say researchers

The award-winning maths teacher talks about why his subject is 'beautiful'

New data from Teacher Tapp comes after Ofsted said KS3 students should receive 'regular, unbroken' music teaching

Experts warn there is no 'clear guidance for schools about how to manage' incidents of misogyny and abuse

The goal was to establish 10 standalone Gaelic schools by next year but Bòrd na Gàidhlig says that target will be missed

A supply teachers' leader has written to the education secretary, dismissing the idea that supply teachers would cover teachers on strike

Primary school leaders say the government music education plan requires more cash, while experts question DfE costings

Figures show rise in primary school parents 'unlikely' to have their child vaccinated against Covid, as UK enters fifth wave

But the university said it could withdraw its teacher training application at a later stage if its concerns are not fully addressed