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No 10 announces appointment of former education secretary after schools minister Nick Gibb resigned earlier today

Narrative stories can help pupils to commit information to memory, says Alex Quigley, but teachers need to carefully plan the ‘how’, ‘what’ and ‘when’ of using them

Are we really listening to young people in trying to stop the spread of bullying, asks Scotland’s anti-bullying service

His departure comes as the prime minister oversees a wider Cabinet reshuffle having sacked home secretary Suella Braverman

The schools minister has asked the prime minister if he can stand down ahead of taking up a diplomatic role after the next general election

As AI becomes ever more embedded into everyday life, there are some emerging safeguarding concerns that schools should consider

More than one in four pupils receiving free school meals also reported being bullied in recent weeks, a report finds

The Welsh education minister is also calling for schools and consortia to end mock and mini school inspections

Learning a poem by heart is not just a nice thing for pupils to do – it’s an approach underpinned by some key pedagogical principles, says Julie Blake

More than a third of Teach First’s autumn cohort of trainee teachers have been paid a grant to relocate or commute amid concerns over the cost-of-living crisis

In response to concerns about single-word Ofsted inspection judgements, one school leaders’ union is investigating possible alternatives

There are calls for Ofsted to be given a school improvement function – but this would present clear dangers, argues CST deputy Steve Rollett