The government’s new public engagement campaign on SEND has been labelled a “futile tick-box exercise” by parents, as ...

Only half of primary schools on a £22 million flagship government inclusion programme were given all the support on offer, an ...

Schools will be “expected” to use a new government framework for supply teacher agency spending, which will include new caps ...

Across secondary and primary, postgraduate initial teacher training (PGITT) hit 99 per cent of its target. This is up from 69 ...

Abuse of headteachers over phone bans in their schools is “completely unacceptable”, the education secretary has said, after ...

Here are five things we’ve learned about how to give governance more of the spotlight. Governance should be visible, valued ...

Too many children are “falling out of step with the expectations of school life” through absence, making them “more likely to ...

The spending watchdog has defended its “reasonable” decision to forecast the impact of a £6 billion SEND funding shortfall on ...

The government will set out how it intends to plug an estimated £6 billion shortfall in SEND funding at the next spending ...

Ofsted has warned of “multiple missed opportunities” to identify pupils’ SEND needs and arrange support to keep them in ...

Union leaders are demanding “urgent clarity” on how schools will qualify for exemplar schemes, such as teaching school hubs, ...

Nearly 1,300 secondary pupils used to set off each morning on the “daily” exodus out of the Isle of Sheppey, turning their ...