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Government scheme to increase the number of maths teachers by spreading out financial incentives actually led to fewer staff in the system, analysis suggests

Confederation of School Trusts CEO Leora Cruddas warns that minimum service levels risk putting schools ‘in direct conflict’ with their staff

From maths symposiums and Dragons’ Den-style business contests to shared learning walks, there is plenty that schools across all phases can work together on, say these leaders

A development focus throughout a teacher’s career in Labour’s ‘opportunity mission’ makes sense – but it needs to avoid becoming a tick-box exercise, says this education policy expert

ASCL leader says he expects DfE plan to impose minimum service levels in schools during teacher strikes to be challenged in the High Court

The education secretary wants more accurate reporting of ‘inappropriate, abusive or violent behaviour’ and has announced more funding for staff training

Schools will need 12 per cent extra funding next year to cope with increased costs, warns national funding expert

Unions say teacher pay in Northern Ireland compares badly with other parts of the UK but they are still hearing ‘excuses’ over the lack of a deal

DfE regional directors cover such big areas they are not able to tackle problems quickly enough, council bosses warn

The London Challenge set out to transform schooling in the capital, but how successful was it? Twenty years on, John Morgan seeks to find out

There is not enough focus on artificial intelligence in ‘highly theoretical’ GCSE, according to the British Computer Society

Inquest into death of headteacher Ruth Perry has heard evidence from senior Ofsted official