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Phillipson: Pupil poverty comes at a ‘personal cost’ to school staff

Coping with the effects of societal failure means school staff are less able to focus on children’s academic outcomes, says education secretary Bridget Phillipson

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15 October 2024
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Why we’re moving away from written tests
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Ofsted report card inspections are ‘brutal’, say governors
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13 October 2026
Key stage 3 ‘lacks clear purpose’, research finds
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13 October 2026
DfE relaxes QTS rules for experienced teachers
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13 October 2026
Teacher pay scales 2026-27: what will your salary look like?
Analysis
1 July 2026
Our incoherent school system is getting in the way of reform
Analysis
12 October 2026
Our incoherent school system is getting in the way of reform
Analysis
12 October 2026
Many are unhappy with Ofsted - but who can hold it to account?
Analysis
13 October 2026
3 questions to find out whether you are in the ‘engagement trap’
Teaching & Learning
13 October 2026
Key stage 3 ‘lacks clear purpose’, research finds
News
13 October 2026
Pensions funding row: what is the truth about £3.3bn in savings?
News
12 October 2026

Labour: ‘Inclusivity will be at the heart of our education vision’

General
23 February 2024

Former Keegan adviser gets Ofsted strategy role

General
23 February 2024

Heads’ mental health ‘ravaged’ by Ofsted

General
23 February 2024

Revealed: What the largest trusts paid their CEOs in 2022-23

General
23 February 2024

Glasgow plans £27.8m cut to education

General
22 February 2024

SQA to be hit by strike action over pay

Secondary
22 February 2024

Weekly round-up: Trust CEO pay and banning phones

General
22 February 2024

Does return of ‘form class’ signal wellbeing focus?

Secondary
22 February 2024

Teachers ‘do the most unpaid overtime’

General
22 February 2024

Budget deficits show SEND funding must change

General
22 February 2024

EYFS: How underfunding hits learning

Early Years
22 February 2024

‘Urgent action’ needed to improve post-16 prospects

Secondary
22 February 2024

‘Explosion’ in ASN numbers sees schools struggling

Specialist Sector
21 February 2024

DfE to miss teacher pay deadline

General
21 February 2024

Why research needs to reconnect to the classroom

General
21 February 2024

New legal duty for schools to report child sexual abuse

General
21 February 2024

Futura Learning Partnership appoints next CEO

General
20 February 2024

Why Curriculum for Wales must empower teachers

General
20 February 2024

De Souza wants to check every school’s approach to phones

General
20 February 2024

Business leader exodus a ‘real risk’ for schools

General
20 February 2024

Rosenshine’s principles: not all they seem

General
20 February 2024

Teachers ‘suffer broken bones’ as pupil violence rises

General
20 February 2024

Schools ending PFI contracts: it pays to plan ahead

Compliance
20 February 2024

Why small schools don’t want diluted Ofsted inspections

Primary
20 February 2024
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1 in 3 schools considering redundancies or restructuring
News
15 October 2026
Third of MATs forecast to be ‘financially vulnerable’ by 2029
News
15 October 2026
Regionalism doesn’t have to mean another reorganisation
Analysis
14 October 2026
Is ‘gentle parenting’ driving a behaviour crisis in schools?
Analysis
14 October 2026
Ofsted report card inspections are ‘brutal’, say governors
News
13 October 2026
Key stage 3 ‘lacks clear purpose’, research finds
News
13 October 2026
DfE relaxes QTS rules for experienced teachers
News
13 October 2026
Teacher pay scales 2026-27: what will your salary look like?
Analysis
1 July 2026
Our incoherent school system is getting in the way of reform
Analysis
12 October 2026
Many are unhappy with Ofsted - but who can hold it to account?
Analysis
13 October 2026
3 questions to find out whether you are in the ‘engagement trap’
Teaching & Learning
13 October 2026
Key stage 3 ‘lacks clear purpose’, research finds
News
13 October 2026