Compare school and college performance to close 'soon', with replacement set to launch this autumn

Review commissioned by watchdog finds significant negative wellbeing impact in half of schools

Government launches 'early market engagement' for next contract to deliver primary tests

Eight councils have confirmed they have had their local SEND reform plans deferred and will need to resubmit them to the DfE in November.

Union decries 'no meaningful progress on the part of Ofsted to address significant wellbeing issues'

The question is no longer simply what generative AI can do. It’s identifying where it genuinely helps teachers

Part One of Supporting unwilling writers

Ofsted inspections of national professional qualifications and the new early career teacher entitlement are being paused for an extra year

Part Four: What is the point of school if everyone is so dumb?

A trial shows how much implementation matters when an intervention meets the realities of school life

Five lessons from Learning First’s Curriculum Handbook

Our reporting team bring you live updates from the party's annual conference in Liverpool

Our reporting team bring you live updates from the party's annual conference in Liverpool

Our reporting team bring you live updates from the party's annual conference in Liverpool

Part Three: What is the point of school if everyone is so dumb?

Content, assessment and grading will be set 'nationally' and accountability measures adjusted

From the first time I watched the film Educating Rita I identified with Rita. I recognised her as someone caught between two worlds and that resonated. I didn’t really understand why or exactly wha…

What Happens When Geography Goes Missing

Teacher expertise changes pupils’ lives. So why is their professional learning so often on the margins?

A rural trust has set up online lessons for sixth-formers to study courses not available at their own school

Part Two: What is the point of school if everyone is so dumb?

Part One: What is the point of school if everyone is so dumb?

The education secretary has committed to fully funding this year's teacher pay rise following lobbying by the National Education Union, Schools Week understands

What Happens When Geography Goes Missing

Tom Campbell has been appointed by the DfE to succeed him

Education secretary Lucy Powell takes questions from MPs in the House of Commons

Part Four: The challenges to overcome

Education secretary Lucy Powell takes questions from MPs in the House of Commons

Education secretary Lucy Powell takes questions from MPs in the House of Commons

Part Three: Concepts in the classroom

How do we build a curriculum with concepts in mind?

Part 1: What Do We Mean by a Geographical Concept?

Mark Enser, author, consultant, and former HMI Lead for Geography

England’s PISA 2025 results, with an international comparison of the mathematics, reading and science performance of 15-year-old pupils.

But Ruth Perry's sister calls plan 'barely an improvement'

Curriculum Reform is a key commitment in the TransformED Strategy and Delivery Plan. This page provides information about the Curriculum Reform Programme.