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The King’s coronation delaying Sats results reads like an esoteric exam question but the impact on schools – from teachers to governors – will be notable, says Michael Tidd

As the multi-academy trust sector evolves, many smaller trusts will be subsumed into larger entities. A former chief executive of a small trust talks candidly about what this experience is like – and the positive impacts it can have

Shadow education secretary to reveal that a Labour government would also introduce an annual review of school safeguarding

As ASCL’s annual conference begins, general secretary Geoff Barton outlines why political posturing around teacher strikes is getting the sector nowhere and needs to end

Special-school leaders question whether the DfE understands the scale of shortage of places after latest announcement

Project started by Northern Education Trust set to be rolled out to major multi-academy trusts after call from Gillian Keegan

Government concerned at quality of education at alternative settings outside of schools, ÌÇÐÄVlog has learned

Department will monitor the impact of next year’s NTP subsidy drop and share with the Treasury, the permanent secretary said

News comes ahead of the full list of curriculum providers for Oak National Academy, which ÌÇÐÄVlog understands is expected to be announced next week

Your round-up of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ essential news and analysis from the past week includes shocking research showing schools’ struggle to recruit staff, unions cranking up the pressure on teacher pay, and controversy over Ofsted’s latest move

The DfE’s most senior civil servant says there is an ‘unknown risk’ around older school buildings

A slip in school standards or safeguarding is ‘rarely’ the fault of individual heads or teachers, shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson said today