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Tom Bennett has also called on the next government to expand mainstream AP provision

But letter to councils from education secretary reveals that government stance on teacher numbers is not as hardline as previously appeared

Violence being reported in schools is not yet reflected in crime statistics – but rising poverty, insecurity and adversity could change that, says Scottish Violence Reduction Unit head

Reform of the grading system is ‘long overdue’, ASCL has warned in its Ofsted Big Listen consultation response

For too long, education bodies have not considered computing science to be important, says leading expert four years after his review of computing education

Trusted adults can make a massive difference to young people at risk, new research has confirmed, and there are easy ways to start developing these relationships

Bringing paternity pay in line with maternity pay would bring schools and trusts in line with similar public sector institutions that recognise the value in this approach, says Emma Sheppard

The Sutton Trust calls for seven things from the next government to increase equality and reduce the disadvantage gap

School leaders’ union calls for single-word inspection grades to be scrapped in its response to Ofsted’s Big Listen consultation

The ESFA wrote to academy trusts today to confirm the updated Academy Trust handbook would not be published until after the election

Platforms such as YouTube promise all sorts of teaching opportunities – but great care must be taken to vet online video content, says this school leader in Scotland

Teachers and school leaders have been holding Northern Ireland’s school system together amid the political turmoil – but they can’t be expected to do that for much longer, says Tony Gallagher