New analysis reveals the pledge to be a very generous one. It's imperative for the government's opportunity mission that it be maintained, writes Marie Hamer

Childhood poverty and racism drive the Oasis founder's 'passion to include people', learns JL Dutaut

Childhood poverty and racism drive the Oasis founder's 'passion to include people', learns JL Dutaut

ALT: a looney tunes looking for a job poster with wile e coyote looking through binoculars

Graphic artist Rebecca Burke was on the trip of a lifetime. But as she tried to leave the US she was stopped, interrogated and branded an illegal alien by ICE. Now back home, she tells others thinking...

Move ends bid for site near Whitehaven, Cumbria after planning permission was quashed by high court

A rare interview with Ofsted's illegal schools team

A.I. is just what we need in the post-fact era: less research and more predicting what we want to hear.

Here's how we can flatten the curve of inexorably rising trust exectuve salaries

It's official: DfE has absolutely no handle on leaders' workloads (and AI won't save us from that)

Over the next decade, advances in artificial intelligence will mean that humans will no longer be needed "for most things" in the world, says Bill Gates.

Our learners' needs are labelled 'special' precisely because they can't be supported uniformly

Coldplay, Harry Styles and Stormzy also join Suffolk songwriter in campaigning for music funding in schools

The chair of the last curriculum review sets this week's interim report in context

School leaders are turning away SEND pupils and the practice 'needs calling out', the ASCL union head has said, calling for more 'ethical' approaches

Twenty organisations now award-winners for exceptional work in training apprentices

Watchdog’s national director also insists report card proposals do not ‘throw the baby out with bath water’

The TV series Servant of the People could be described as a one-joke sitcom, but it’s also a remarkable example of how life imitates art.