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Tes investigation uncovers a ‘Wild West’ parent complaints system pushing schools with stretched resources and stressed staff to the brink

The small school strategy group, formed of eight multi-academy trust CEOs, is working to help small schools find a compatible trust

Getting financial education onto the national curriculum in England a decade ago has been ‘counterproductive’, Commons Education Select Committee told

In a letter seen by Tes, the education committee chair writes to the chancellor ahead of the Spring Budget setting out the need for more funding for pupils with SEND

England has the highest number of unfilled teaching posts in over a decade, warns the NAHT school leaders’ union

New DfE survey findings show majority of teachers are unhappy with workload and pay, and do not feel valued by policymakers

A significant number of tutors also believe the Early Career Framework has no impact on whether new teachers are likely to stay in the profession

Funding disasters at councils nationwide make it clear why schools have had to take on so many more pastoral and social care responsibilities – but that cannot hold forever, warns Sam Freedman

Tes reveals the multi-academy trusts planning to expand, consolidate or halt growth in the next two years

There are nearly 1,000 SATs in England, despite a wider move towards bigger ‘families of schools’. Where are they concentrated, and which types are most vulnerable? Tes has the answers

The government has recommended teacher pay awards return to ‘a more sustainable level’ for 2024-25

Your essential education news this week includes the government recommending a lower teacher pay rise and schools being forced to share daily attendance data