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When exam league tables were first published in 1992, Canterbury High School was named as one of the worst-performing secondaries in England

More than 600 “failing” schools were told to improve their results or face possible closure, under a Government crackdown announced this week

The only school in the country to teach the European Baccalaureate, where pupils have to master three languages, is set to join the state system as an academy to ensure that it survives

Growing numbers of parents want to send their children to private schools because they offer “better moral standards” than state schools, Britain’s biggest gathering of independent heads heard this week

Despite teaching in the same school for the past 24 years, Ann Tanner (above) is still learning about the community she serves

The target-driven culture in schools is stopping struggling children from closing the attainment gap, according to research by Manchester University