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Suggestions that Justine Greening is about to be sacked illustrate a wider problem about the way governments of all colours treat education, writes William Stewart

Public scrutiny shouldn’t be treated as an optional extra in the running of our state schools, writes Tes’ news editor

All students haven’t won prizes, exams and results haven’t been dumbed down and teachers and pupils should be applauded for what they have achieved, writes Tes’ news editor

Being spared the task of introducing new grammar schools could end up being a mixed blessing for Justine Greening

There are other news stories dominating the headlines, but the cuts to education funding will still prove vital on election day, says Tes’ news editor

Decisions over what happens in schools have been outsourced to academy chain boardrooms