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Confederation of School Trusts seeks ‘urgent clarification’ over education secretary Gillian Keegan’s comments about academisation

The numerous benefits that post-pandemic tutoring cash has brought to pupils will be lost for years if funding is not maintained, says DfE advisory group chair Nick Brook

Lucy Livings, deputy director of the South West’s regions group, is set to replace Hannah Woodhouse

A recent children commissioner’s report sheds light on how pupils feel about video games, offering valuable insights for schools, says this safeguarding lead

Pastoral leadership takes more than just being ‘good with the tough kids’, says Mohamed Ibrahim – you also need to apply research to the role

Education research funders need to emulate healthcare and back more interventions that focus on local contexts, say these academics

Watchdog should put graded inspections on hold until it implements reforms and should also drop single-word judgements, an NAHT survey finds

It would be a ‘national travesty’ not to renew funding for the national tutoring scheme, a social mobility expert warns

During a start-of-term live event, the education secretary says ‘it will take some time to make sure that we have the provision in place’

When trust leaders were looking for a new approach to professional development, the early career framework seemed like the perfect foundation, says Elliot Costas-Walker

Comments demonstrate ‘upside-down thinking’ and show Ofsted is ‘out of touch’ with the profession, biggest teaching union claims

List aimed at cutting teacher workload includes ‘investigating a pupil’s absence’ and ‘producing and collating analyses of attendance figures’