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Regulator releases data showing that while schools show improvements in cybersecurity training, the impact of attacks is now greater and schools are struggling to recover quickly

IB chief Olli-Pekka Heinonen says governments around the world recognise that we must do more to protect young people from technological harms – and schools can help

The judicial review will look into legal challenges to the formation of Oak National Academy as an arm’s-length body of the Department for Education

The number of school libraries in Scotland has ‘drastically reduced’ over past decade, warns Scottish Book Trust

Updated guidance for Scottish schools follows two landmark court rulings relating to single-sex spaces

With the debate about possible SEND system changes becoming increasingly heated, it would make sense for the government to take a step back and foster public dialogue on the way forward, argue these academics

Labour has announced that every primary school will have its own library by 2029, but questions about funding and implementation remain, finds Ellen Peirson-Hagger

Giving incentives for good attendance, like class pizza parties, might not have the positive effect schools want, finds Mark Leswell, who offers an alternative

Schools need to be able to pay for attendance teams without ‘starving the classroom’, MAT leader warns

Covid inquiry hears how the closure of schools during the pandemic revealed the important part they play in protecting children

The proportion of students who say they would feel comfortable talking to an adult at school about their mental health has dropped, DfE survey shows

Conservatives and Liberal Democrats reject Sir Keir Starmer’s insistence that he invited political parties to collaborate on SEND reform