Curriculum

Teacher training providers and prospective teachers have been left in the dark by a delay in the confirmation of financial incentives for applicants for 2027-28

The Royal Shakespeare Company is taking Julius Caesar to thousands of students this autumn. Jasmine Norden finds out how some schools are going beyond the traditional drama workshops

A significant proportion of students with low prior attainment report that their maths lessons move on before they have understood the topic

Lucy Powell says ‘change will come’ on antisemitism in schools as she accepts all of the recommendations in Sir David Bell’s review

The education secretary has said oracy should be given the same status as reading and writing – this is welcome but we have challenges ahead, says the head of oracy at Oasis School 21

One international school in Singapore embarked on a journey to scrap International GCSEs in 2021. This summer the first cohort to undertake the school’s replacement curriculum graduated. Here, Emma Seith finds out how they got on

Sir Ian Bauckham tells the Confederation of School Trusts’ annual conference that ‘outsourcing’ student thinking to AI is an ‘assault’ on human potential

School leaders voice frustration as delay to consultation on study and subject content confirmed

Multi-academy trusts share how they are using artificial intelligence to support staff working with children who have special educational needs

The latest key stage 4 data reveals a marginal uptick in the national average at Attainment 8 and a record proportion of students being identified with SEND

Education secretary also reiterates the ‘need for change’ with Ofsted inspections, saying school leaders are being ‘penalised or downgraded for doing the right thing for their children’

Newly-formed Early Secondary Advisory Group calls for a shared national vision for KS3 amid fears that Years 7-9 are a ‘dumping ground’ for GCSE preparation