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Government’s long-awaited plan promises thousands more specialist school places and new national standardsServices for children with special educational needs and disabilities (Send) in England are to be “transformed”, with the introduction of new nati…
Campaigners urge exam boards to diversify English literature set texts to challenge rising misogynyOnly 2% of GCSE students study a book written by a female author, according to research by campaigners who are urging exam boards to diversify their set …
Of 33 councils polled, 18 reported a decline in the proportion of families getting their first preferenceThousands of 10 and 11-year-olds have failed to get into their first choice of secondary school as offers were made across England, but the expecte…
Offering places by proximity results in selection of pupils from more affluent households, say researchersDisadvantaged children are suffering “geographic exclusion” from England’s best state schools because they cannot afford to live near those with t…
Lib Dems say levelling-up secretary is ‘living in a different century’ with the proposalMichael Gove has suggested that parents who fail to ensure their children attend school regularly could have their child benefit payments stopped.Gove has argued su…
Teachers in north of England to strike on Tuesday followed by members in other regions over course of three daysUK politics live – latest news updatesTens of thousands of teachers will strike this week resulting in the closure of some schools as member…
Government urged to take action to address condition of school estate ‘before anyone else is harmed’The government has been accused of “a complete dereliction of duty” over the state of school buildings in England after a woman sustained a serious head…
Content created by chatbot must be treated like any other source and attributed when used, says IBSchoolchildren are allowed to quote from content created by ChatGPT in their essays, the International Baccalaureate has said.The IB, which offers an alte…
Unions and fellow headteachers have condemned school leaders in England who have ‘named and shamed’ teachers for strikingUnions and headteachers have hit out at school leaders who have “thrown colleagues under the bus” by naming striking teachers in le…
Labour analysis shows recruitment down by third outside London compared with 2019Labour has accused the government of creating “a perfect storm” in England’s teaching workforce, after analysis revealed the scale of the crisis, with teachers old and new…