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Secondary school leaders welcome plans for students to get more say over participation in religious and moral education, and religious observance – but say there is a ‘resources issue’

Liberal Democrats respond with amendment to the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill, seeking automatic enrolment of pupils who are eligible for free school meals

Here are seven key questions about the Department for Education's new RISE teams – and what we know so far

Former MAT CEO is formally confirmed in post, having led Ofqual as interim chief regulator for a year

Headteachers' leaders warn DfE plans could see schools academised or rebrokered despite showing improvement across multiple areas

Teacher Tapp polling for 91¶¶Òõ reveals that six in ten senior leaders believe Ofsted is proposing to inspect too many areas in its report card plans

Plans for two specialist maths schools in regions with the lowest A-level scores could be cancelled as part of a government review

The Diocese of Norwich Education and Academies Trust says its situation reflects 'the imbalance between primary and secondary funding'

Education secretary has recognised the 'strength of feeling' over use of data from health and wellbeing census that asked upper secondary school students about sex and relationships

The Scottish government had promised to bring forward 'firm proposals' for cutting teacher class-contact time by Monday of this week, but that deadline has been missed

The NAHT urges Ofsted to rethink its plans after its snap poll shows an overwhelming rejection from school leaders

Latest Kreston UK Academies Benchmark report shows trusts facing stretched funding, more deficits and lower growth than expected

Half of a £2m DfE funding pot is set aside for secondaries to buy resources for struggling readers

The Pupil Equity Fund – designed to help close the 'poverty-related attainment gap' – should continue beyond 2026 elections, says education secretary, but she suggests changes will be needed

Ministers have approved a plan for the six schools run by a coastal MAT to join Delta Academies Trust

Report says government should bring back national statutory tests for English proficiency, to help teachers and pupils

Education secretary voices worries about parent complaints in response to questions from school leaders and teachers during a live webinar this afternoon

The government has updated its 2013 guidance on how schools should use reasonable force and other restrictive practices

EIS members in Scotland's largest local authority back strike action amid fears that cuts are already fuelling workload and damaging pupils' prospects

After announcing that it is scrapping subject deep dives, the watchdog says they posed challenges in some schools

Almost one in 10 Scottish pupils are now learning an instrument, research shows, but councils are struggling to keep up with demand amid proposed budget cuts

But concerns have been raised about the cost of outdoor residentials, provision for pupils with additional support needs and the impact on teachers

Research shows Scottish government failing to deliver its language-learning policy in secondary schools

The DfE sets out its plans for new RISE teams working with 'stuck schools' and those needing significant improvement