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Inspectorate must move away from 'detecting failures only', Sir Martyn Oliver tells MAT leaders at the Confederation of School Trusts' conference

School leaders should devise programmes to ensure underrepresented students can see a way into Stem careers, say EPI and CfEY

Curriculum reforms offer a chance to boost the status of language teaching in schools, but there's a risk they could do the opposite, say subject experts

Sir Kevan Collins tells the Confederation of School Trusts' conference that 'we’ve sometimes slipped into a shallow compliance culture'

The digital world's effect on social contact has 'huge' ramifications for educators, says ADES president

School leaders say they need help as rising numbers of students ask for special arrangements to sit GCSEs and A levels

Fears mount over future of instrument tuition in Scotland after a move that puts music education for younger pupils 'at risk'

Creators of a school equity scorecard hope Ofsted will adopt the approach when its new inspections get underway next year

Study shows pupils are comfortable with ‘driving’ and interacting with seeing and hearing robots, which allow their peers to be virtually present for school activities

Education secretary unveils a raft of measures aimed at making mainstream schools more inclusive, including SEND advisers and a neurodiversity task group

Many multi-academy trust boards have diversity policies that have not yet translated into reality, according to analysis by the Confederation of School Trusts

Oak National Academy is extending its curriculum to cover new sports, designed to encourage more young people to get active

Analysis comes as the IFS warns that the funding increase for 2025-26 will get 'swallowed up by ongoing cost pressures'

The prime minister hosted a reception at Downing Street to celebrate teachers and teaching assistants this afternoon

When the first lockdown hit, schools were ‘left on their own’ and Education Scotland was found ‘wanting’, heads tell Covid inquiry

SQA internal investigation states the sharp drop in Higher history passes was down to ‘the poor standard of responses' from students, especially on the Scottish history paper

International schools group expands its presence in Europe, adding to its list of some 100 schools across 17 countries

MSPs' call for evidence on proposed legislation reveals widespread support for a right to residential outdoor education – though some experts have raised concerns

The Confederation of School Trusts is 'seeking reassurance' over DfE's planned approach to supporting schools

Absence rates have not dropped since higher £160 fines were introduced in September, analysis reveals

With only around 18 months of the current Parliament remaining, almost half of the action plan that resulted from review of additional support needs has yet to be completed

International schools group announces four high-profile appointments to help students 'thrive in a rapidly changing world'

Ofsted report cards will 'strongly inform' the level of regional support and intervention that schools receive from new RISE teams, the DfE says

More teachers said financial education should be delivered in PSHE or across the curriculum than in just maths lessons