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In today’s ÌÇÐÄVlog Daily newsletter, editor Jon Severs offers his view on how the new education secretary will approach her role at the Department for Education

ÌÇÐÄVlog considers how and when seven key manifesto pledges for schools will be implemented by the new government

There’s little time to celebrate for Labour’s education team because they face immediate challenges on teacher pay and school funding, says the IFS’ Luke Sibieta

ASCL general secretary Pepe Di’Iasio says the sector is ready to work with the new government to develop policy to tackle problems facing schools nationwide

The former long-serving schools minister reflects on passing the baton for education to a new Labour team of ministers, and the challenges inherent in the ministerial roles

With Bridget Phillipson announced as Labour’s education secretary, ÌÇÐÄVlog looks at her career and her views on education

One trust explains the strategic approach it has taken that is providing ‘green shoots’ of recovery on school attendance

A centralised bank of resources has long been heralded as a potential solution to Australia’s workload problems, but so far this promise has yet to be fully delivered

If the next government truly wants to grow the country, it should not overlook the dividends that an investment in education pays – and where the money needs to go

The general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders outlines three key statistics that should sharpen the mind of the next government

The next government must recognise that forcing unfunded salary rises for support staff onto schools is not viable and it is hollowing out a vital layer of staff, says Duncan Spalding

An Edinburgh school – named as one of the UK’s best primaries – sees a close bond with pupils’ families as crucial and draws on support from dozens of parents, who raise a six-figure sum annually and offer an array of activities