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However, shadow schools minister Catherine McKinnell said she did not feel pessimistic about the potential to ‘turn around some of these issues’

‘We’ve got to stop going back to the prep school of the 1950s and address the school of the 2050s,’ says former education secretary

Labour’s shadow education secretary tells conference event she wants to explore how tailored support can help children recover from lost learning

The National Governance Association sets out an education manifesto to tackle the big issues raised by governors at schools across the country

We need public discourse to make sense of what ‘inclusion’ truly means in practice, says Rob Webster

Enhancing educational attainment and promoting the health and wellbeing of pupils are not mutually exclusive goals, says Kirsten Colquhoun on World Mental Health Day

Joined-up working between schools and other services has proved effective in stopping young people from falling victim to gangs, explains trust founder Steve Chalke

But headteachers’ leaders warn that focus is also needed on retaining teachers

Speaking at the Labour Party conference, Bridget Phillipson also said Gillian Keegan has become a ‘one-woman attack ad factory’

Late last week, the government revealed it had made a mistake in its school funding calculations for next year. But what does this mean for schools, councils and trusts?

Union wants a ‘New Deal for Teachers’ including ‘real-terms pay restoration’ and action to cut workload and improve teacher-pupil ratios

Hardeep Kaur has led staff training showing the impact of microaggressions and the importance of correctly pronouncing the names of BAME learners