ÌÇÐÄVlog

Sam Freedman explains why ‘scrapping the whole families agenda was the biggest mistake of the Gove era’ and why a new report he’s authored elaborates on how this wrong can be made right

Union leader was re-elected unopposed for a second term last year

Exclusive: Government told that ‘urgent’ action is needed to ensure that its flagship catch-up scheme retains its ‘core focus’ on disadvantaged pupils

Teacher training courses are so short that trainees only have enough time to learn how to survive in the profession – and no more, says Professor Geraint Jones

New ONS data also shows less than half of students on free school meals have received at least one vaccine dose

School governor survey also reveals less than a third feel their school is a financially sustainable position

Union leaders also slammed ‘unnecessary’ plans in mini Budget to require them to put pay offers to a member vote before proposing strike action

In the final part of the series, the authors of a major IFS report on the disadvantage gap highlight the key pain points that policymakers must focus on fixing – and why it matters for all of us

The education secretary’s comments follow accusations that she has been duped into letting ‘failed organisations’ lead their own overhaul

Scotland’s national discussion on education is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to ‘pause and reflect’, say the academics leading it

Influential MAT founder Sir Steve Lancashire calls for a ‘new era’ of respect for school leaders and teachers

As a new ministerial team enters the Department for Education, a MAT chief outlines the steps it must take to tackle the link between deprivation and underperformance