Many say it would be 'a risk' to 'experiment' with their special needs’ finances for the DfE pilot

Draft council reports reveal risks, challenges and contrasting responses to DfE inclusion directives

The education committee launches new inquiry into 'every child achieving and thriving' white paper

Keep providing free meals until the checks are complete, says DfE

Labour's deputy leader replaces Bridget Phillipson at the Department for Education

But statistics show an alarming rise in suspensions due to racist abuse and sexual misconduct

Damning diagnostic report warns schools must be held to account for pupil destinations

Education secretary Bridget Phillipson and her ministers will take questions from MPs in the Commons

Wandsworth council has launched legal action against Kent over a school it ran in the county

Two London-based schools are leading networks specialising in autism provision

Bridget Phillipson and her team will field questions from MPs in the House of Commons

DfE expects to move 1 in 8 pupils from EHCPs to new individual support plans by 2035

Ministers want 'a system that works together'. Schools Week meets three schools leading the way

Polling shows staff are at odds with government as it looks to keep more suspended pupils in school

The government appears to lack a clear picture of which schools are defying its expectation that they should operate a 32.5-hour week.

New suspensions guidance coming with white paper, but headteachers to retain autonomy

Inspectors praise 'diverse and inclusive' Bristol school after emergency monitoring inspection

Schools Week breaks down everything you need to know about the changes

Minister says white paper will bring 'additional’ funding as town halls warn freeze will worsen deficits

Covid inquiry sees expletive-riddled text sent by Gavin Williamson to Boris Johnson over school closures

Jon Coles, CEO of United Learning Trust, told the Covid Inquiry he was told by Gavin Williamson it was 'too late to do anything' on how grades would be awarded.

Shadow education secretary says phone use should be treated as a safeguarding issue by watchdog

But unions warn businesses 'should not be relied upon to make the government's programme work'