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Exclusive: School leaders have criticised as ‘fiscally irresponsible’ a government suggestion that school trusts use savings to cover rising energy and staff costs

Audit Scotland report warns that child poverty has increased in recent years and that better long-term planning is needed

As the new term hits its stride, an economics teacher explains why a rational approach to workload, budgets and time management could help give all staff some perspective about how to manage their wellbeing

The winners of the World’s Best School awards will be announced next month

The scheme will apply to all contracts signed since 1 April this year. Here’s what you need to know

The Department for Education is yet to announce ministerial portfolios following Liz Truss’ reshuffle

Michael Young’s work on powerful knowledge has made him one of the most high-profile educational theorists working today. George Duoblys sat down with Professor Young to find out more about his ideas and address some of the misconceptions that have sprung up around them

Government urged to look at why part-time teachers are ‘more widespread’ and ‘better supported’ in Wales

It is ‘vital’ the watchdog is ‘prepared to draw attention to the failings of government policy’, school leaders warn

While the Poverty Alliance says families’ incomes must be increased to get to the root of educational inequality, it also shows how teachers can help

DfE had threatened to claw back cash from schools that missed deadline for ‘year-end tutoring statement’ – but has now extended deadline

Unions launch joint legal action following law change allowing agency workers to cover teachers on strike