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Organisations have written to Bridget Phillipson ahead of the Budget, setting out three measures to close the disadvantage gap by the end of the decade

The House of Commons has formally appointed the members to the committee which will scrutinise the work of the Department for Education

The Into Film festival is aimed at all pupils and teachers in Scotland and will run over three weeks in November

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will announce spending plans for 2025-26 this week. 91¶¶Òõ breaks down what the announcement could mean for schools

The Scottish government is being forced to re-advertise the posts of chief inspector of education and chief executive of Education Scotland

Rising school standards risk masking a growing array of challenges, 'especially around the lives of the most vulnerable pupils', warns former DfE adviser

Teaching union calls on government to produce a national strategy to address barriers faced by Black teachers

Union leaders warn the announcement falls short of the investment needed to restore the school estate

The gap between state and private school students going to top universities has also increased, according to DfE data

United Learning CEO Sir Jon Coles says schools have become focal point for providing community assistance meaning its hubs are now a 'necessity'

91¶¶Òõ examines the outlook for the academies sector in the North East of England, as part of our MAT Tracker series delving into regional movements and trends

Threatening parents with fines is 'not working for many families and not reducing severe absence rates', former children's commissioner warns

Unison and GMB accept £1,290 support staff pay offer but concerns have been raised about school business leaders and the impact on special schools

Schools minister highlights new report suggesting 35,000 more children with SEND could be taught in mainstream rather than specialist settings if system improves

Only 3 per cent of leaders say they think Sats are a good measure of school performance

Future 'seems untenable' for charity that has offered enterprise education to schools for decades, after loss of Scottish government funding

The government has no solution to a financial crisis that could lead to more than 4 in 10 councils effectively declaring bankruptcy, states National Audit Office

The ‘wastage rate’ following Scotland's one-year probationer scheme is highest for new primary teachers, national figures show

'Counterintuitive finding' means schools may get better grade predictions if they look at test results in different subjects, says researcher

Key stage 4 performance data will no longer be published this week

Baroness Jacqui Smith was responding to questions in the House of Lords

International education expert Lucy Crehan to lead Northern Ireland's review of curriculum design and delivery

DfE announces organisations tasked with running Subject Knowledge Enhancement courses for prospective teachers

And five more schools have been added to the School Rebuilding Programme