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In the push to make pupils more ‘resilient’ there can be unintended consequences, particularly for neurodivergent children, writes Charlotte MacDougall

The outgoing chief executive of Teach First reflects on his time leading the teacher training charity, how the government could improve recruitment and why it’s not always bad if graduates leave the profession

Price rises for GCSE and A-level exam entries have been branded ‘completely unacceptable’ by sector leaders

The rise of the subject could be down to the popularity of Spain as a holiday destination – and a shortage of teachers in other subjects, say headteachers’ leaders

Schools could see real-terms falls in actual budgets as pupil numbers fall and more is spent on SEND

Increase comes amid a major demographic shift caused by a falling birth rate that has resulted in the number of available primary places dropping to a decade-long low

Whole-class feedback has the potential to be a workload saviour, says Alex Quigley, but does it always help learning?

Call for all eligible children to be automatically enrolled for FSM follows the government announcement that it is expanding the entitlement from next year

The fact that education has done better in the government’s Spending Review than other departments shows a positive change in priorities, writes this MAT chief executive

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has set out government spending plans up to 2029. Here’s what you need to know

Read the full exchange between the Ofsted chief and the education secretary on the ‘regrettable’ and ‘disappointing’ delay in the watchdog providing its consultation response

The DfE is consulting on excluding certain staff – including MAT leaders – from the new School Support Staff Negotiating Body