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Careers guidance needs to be targeted at students who are not getting it from their families, says Speakers for Schools report

Coping with the effects of societal failure means school staff are less able to focus on children’s academic outcomes, says education secretary Bridget Phillipson

Schools encouraged to sign up for service developed by the National Cyber Security Centre

The bill will aim to address concerns about the negative impact of technology on children

ÌÇÐÄVlog rounds up all we know so far about how the government’s planned workers’ rights legislation will affect teachers and support staff

Government awards £15m contract for mentoring support for persistently absent secondary school students in 10 Priority Education Investment Areas across England

The Department for Education has announced the subjects that will receive bursary and grant funding in the upcoming academic year

Shadow education secretary Damian Hinds has criticised the government’s policy to apply 20 per cent VAT on independent school fees in a parliamentary debate today

There has been a ‘notable’ drop in schools’ use of the controversial attendance code B for pupils who are learning off-site, new analysis shows

NEU general secretary Daniel Kebede also says it will be up to the union to make a case for ‘the supposed freedoms of trusts’ to be curtailed over this parliament

Sector leaders in the North East have written to the education secretary to warn about a lack of representation in recently announced Ofsted and curriculum reviews

Andrew Warren, who has headed up the region for six years, says ‘it feels like the right time’ to depart