And quality of education is now CEOs’ top strategic priority for the next academic year

Ofqual warns cyber security 'isn't just an IT problem' after release of survey

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

New EPI CEO Julie McCulloch on 'unhelpful false dichotomies', the attainment gap and lessons for government

Trusts told 'not to assume' new chiefs will take home as much their predecessors as ministers release guidance

Schools must do more than pursue a target. They must first be clear about what belonging is

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

M&J Group and two of its staff handed penalties by the Competition and Markets Authority

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

The public agrees education is failing to serve its purpose. That's both a risk and an opportunity

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

We are transferring two schools. It is the right decision in the interests of the schools – and their pupils

Leaders call for pay hikes 'significantly above inflation' and for review mechanism in 2027

Members of The Tutors’ Association find out about departures from social media posts

Georgia Gould defends government’s focus on creative and vocational subjects

'We need urgent relief,' says union boss, following reports of adverse impact on leaders’ health

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

Ministers plan to begin replacing existing technical awards with the new GCSEs from 2029

DfE-backed pilot finds many firms make claims about products, but most are 'impossible to substantiate'

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

Evaluation of the Conservatives' opportunity areas programme finds 'staggered' funding limited impact

Former education secretary said existing qualifications could help more pupils without an overhaul

Poll suggests some differences don't fall between left and right but cut across that divide

Report also recommends Ofsted downgrade schools for having weak AI strategies

More than 700 London schools participate in the in 'rights respecting schools' award

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

Last week's news triggered widespread confusion. The sector needs clarity and a firm commitment on funding

Unless we tackle the reasons for teachers leaving, we will not have a stable workforce

Three-quarters of leaders feel new inspections worse than before, NAHT survey suggests

The Lib Dems have laid out plans to reform 18+ education and strengthen work experience and job support for school pupils, in a bid to end the NEET crisis

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

We're determined to create at least 1,000 festive tables of welcome – with a little help from Jamie Oliver

Lucy Livings and Matt Stevenson will be job share partners overseeing the south west region

A creased school hat and a detention fuelled Hazel Pulley’s interest in educating disadvantaged children

The role of the DSL is not always well defined. New competency standards aim to change that

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

Inspectors find 'notable' differences in teaching quality and curriculum flexibility in poorer areas

DfE finds excursion, pay hike and alcohol bought for reunion breached rules

Department pledges 'smooth and secure handover' when Indian firm takes over running Teachers' Pensions

Rolls may be falling, but housing developments in some areas are creating a need for more school places

NEU hailed 'significant ground conceded by government', but leaders say nothing has changed

The DfE's KS3 alliance led by prominent academy trust bosses is calling for evidence of best practice on the transition to secondary school.

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

Tom Campbell has been appointed by the DfE to succeed him