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Bristol Brunel Academy was inspected after the postponement of a visit by a Jewish MP raised concerns about political pressure

We look at the ambition and significance of the EIS teaching union’s manifesto for the upcoming Scottish Parliament election

A headteacher who has had a resourced provision unit in her school for almost 20 years reflects on the fundamentals to ensure it’s a success

ÌÇÐÄVlog speaks to leaders to find out how schools can deliver on the government’s wish for greater collaboration in the pursuit of more inclusive education

The universal RISE school improvement programme is being promoted as an optional offer available to all schools – separate from targeted RISE support for specific schools

If a school fails to follow the government’s new guidance on mobile phones, it could fall short of inspectors’ requirements for attendance and behaviour, warns watchdog

The government is right to focus on the number of young people not in education, employment or training – and solutions may lie within the schools sector, writes Roy Blatchford

Pupil absence was up in the autumn term, but what else can we learn when we break down the details of the latest DfE attendance data? Ellen Peirson-Hagger shares key insights

The impact of VAT on fees has been real for private schools, but the warning signs had already been there for years for schools that have closed, says this former independent head

The recognition of the value of schools to the government’s International Education Strategy is welcome – but sector support will be required to deliver the strategy’s aims, writes Rod Smith

One trust leader who has experienced Ofsted’s new inspection process says the bar has been raised, with the new ‘expected standard’ requiring genuinely high-quality provision

The government is considering restricting or banning children’s use of social media. How might this impact schools?