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Former government adviser says regional responsibility for schools should be transferred from DfE regions to metro mayors

Trusts, councils and metro mayors are all pushing for a driving role in school improvement after the new government signalled a shake-up

The Queen Street Group's annual report highlights SEND, falling rolls and Ofsted's ability to assess MATs as key concerns

Plan to scrap S4 exams rejected – but 'internal and continuous assessment will contribute to a greater percentage of a final grade', says Jenny Gilruth

Cambridge survey shows the countries emerging alongside the UK, USA, Canada and Australia as popular destinations for university study

Analysis from FFT Education Datalab suggests that numbers having to resit will be similar this year compared with 2022-23

Trust leaders could be 'wasting their time' on bids after 91¶¶Òõ revealed nearly all of the original pot has been allocated

Career breaks, and five other ways the government could hit its teacher recruitment pledge, according to Teach First

Bridget Phillipson has been asked to look again at the membership of a curriculum and assessment review panel

Some of the most influential figures in Scottish education in recent times raise concerns that an opportunity for 'bold and radical' reform is being missed

The main changes to Ofsted's inspection handbook, at a glance

Six key principles for reforming rules on restraint and seclusion in schools are being set out in the Scottish Parliament today

The watchdog has not published any board minutes for meetings held after September 2023

Government-funded charity calls for unsuccessful ITT applicants to be 'redirected' to alternative careers within schools

Caroline Derbyshire announces she is stepping down after four years as chair of the school leaders group

Trust leaders want to prioritise inclusion and SEND this year, but are hampered by funding shortfalls, the annual CST survey has found

Research will raise questions about the structure of the senior phase in Scottish schools and how students are prepared to enter the workplace

GTCS calls for views after report earlier this year showed number of teachers being investigated through fitness-to-teach process had hit a 10-year high

AHDS says £34m estimated in residential outdoor education bill should go instead to ASN, while education directors question whether proposals have been properly costed

Can the inspectorate's new inclusion focus close a SEND 'accountability gap' – or could it shift criticism further onto schools? 91¶¶Òõ investigates

As follow-up inspections are put on hold, a 91¶¶Òõ analysis sets out the range of problems in areas found to have widespread failings

Without a new campaign, schools and trusts risk losing out on the 'valuable expertise and leadership' needed, warns National Governance Association

The new Commons Education Select Committee chair spoke to 91¶¶Òõ about what the committee's priorities could be

Matthew Purves has warned of a 'big industry' that seeks to 'exploit the anxiety around school inspection'