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Inspections of academy trusts could be launched in 2027-28 as Labour legislates for a major new role for Ofsted

Writing exclusively for Tes, the education secretary sets out the government’s rationale for bringing trusts into Ofsted’s inspection remit

The long wait for Labour’s schools policy document has ramped up the pressure – and the stakes are high, writes Sam Freedman

Research shows that some types of goals are much more likely to lead to academic success, writes Mark Roberts, as he explains how teachers can help students to set them

The key legislative changes to employment rights that heads and HR teams need to be aware for the year ahead – and beyond

Thirty-school trust says the size of the financial deficits being reported by special schools mean that it cannot take on any more

ESS SIMS once ruled the school management information system market in England but it has now been overtaken by competitor Arbor, figures show

More than 400 schools across the UK have been unable to open after heavy snowfall, with weather warnings still in place

The number of children missing education has increased by a staggering 19 per cent in a year. One headteacher explains what this really means, and how schools can help these vulnerable children

Why a tiered system for education, health and care plans would radically improve support – and two other core ideas the government could use to solve the SEND crisis

But Sir Martyn Oliver stops short of agreeing that inspectors should fail a school on safeguarding if students are seen with phones, in letter seen by Tes

There is much riding on the government’s upcoming White Paper, but the sector has already shown great innovation in a system designed not to be inclusive, writes Margaret Mulholland