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As part of our thought experiment series, Seamus Murphy imagines what the system would look like if every child was automatically enrolled in their nearest school

NAHT national executive talks up a mandate to ‘lobby government for a system that suits the needs of schools’

In the push to see more children reach a good level of development, we can’t forget the intangible benefits of patience, persistence and empathy in EYFS, writes Julian Grenier

School security ‘varies considerably’ across the country for a variety of reasons, the NASUWT teaching union will say today

Even in education, ‘attitudes that validate authoritarian leaders are a threat to the democratic ideal’, says new report looking at school leadership in Latin America

Academy trust leaders tell ÌÇÐÄVlog that it’s not clear how support for struggling schools will be procured under the government scheme

Union’s general secretary calls for an Ofsted system that ‘doesn’t pile additional pressure onto an already stretched profession’

Despite young pupils’ increasingly complex needs, leaders fear there is too little focus on getting them the right support

Hospital schools provide education for child patients undergoing treatment – but they are having to change how they teach because of NHS decisions beyond their control. Ellen Peirson-Hagger investigates

Contracts for advisers to help schools deliver the government’s flagship policy are worth up to £44,000

Under Tony Blair, absence rates in English schools fell. The current government would do well to emulate this preventative approach, says Moira Wallace

Public spending watchdog calls on the government to publish a delivery plan for fulfilling its pledge to recruit thousands more teachers