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Prime minister announces crackdown on schools that ‘pressure’ parents into buying branded school uniform

After the education secretary’s suggestion that brand new GCSE-level qualifications may be created for flagship technical routes policy, school leaders warn of need for extra funding and training

Many believe Andy Burnham’s flagship education policy of new ‘technical routes’ shows the right ambition. But if specialist staff and funding are in short supply, it risks harming the subjects it seeks to promote, the CEO of a leading technical education charity tells ÌÇÐÄVlog in an exclusive interview

Lords committee says the government needs to learn lessons from the funding impact of falling rolls in primary schools to avoid the same problems happening in secondary

MPs hear experts’ concerns about the volume of changes about to hit schools, as well as fears that new technical qualifications could be seen as ‘lower-status’

Higher proportion of RE lessons taught by non-specialist teachers at KS3 than in other humanities, finds report by the National Association of Teachers of Religious Education

Settings will not get any extra money for providing more extracurricular activities as part of an enrichment ‘entitlement’, the DfE confirms

Charlie Lang, who has spent more than two decades at the Department for Education, will take up the role in November

Schools already have to follow healthier food standards from September, but ‘more draconian’ rules are needed, says Dame Prue Leith

Consultancy firm will develop national standards setting out how teachers should use AI and technology safely and effectively

Inspection evidence from schools will help inform strategies for keeping 16- to 18-year-olds in education, training or employment

This year’s GCSE results also reveal that the regional divide in England in attainment continued to widen while the gender gap narrowed