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The government is reviewing the £320 million PE and sport premium for primary schools and considering a 'different approach', the schools minister has said ...
Julian Appleyard has been appointed CEO of the David Ross Education Trust after the departure of Stuart Burns, who served as CEO for five years.
Here’s how the government can turn its opposition slogan into a policy that really adds value to maths teaching ...
Private schools are three times more likely to have an AI strategy than state, research from the Sutton Trust has found ...
After a year in office, Labour’s education team has delivered a credible first album. It may not have earned rave reviews across the board, but it’s made its mark – and crucially, it’s set the tone.
The government has finally published long-awaited guidance for schools on relationships, sex and health education. Here are the nine key changes leaders need to know. Today’s guidance will replace the ...
In the response, issued today, the DfE said that “following careful consideration of the responses to this consultation on ...
However, the government plans to maintain the stipulation that most recruits have a 2:1 degree. Teach First has faced ...
Government-backed lesson materials for children as young as five years old to promote online safety and tackle online ...
The move is the latest from Ofsted as it attempts to assure the sector over its plans to introduce new report card ...
Companies are launching AI tutors with the promise they could “transform how we can close the attainment gap” and reach ...
AP school forced to use £180k of reserves to launch sixth form, reigniting calls for post-16 transition funding ...