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Primary school rolls are now predicted to shrink by almost half a million over five years, and the fall in secondary numbers will be twice as steep as previously forecast

The delayed national key stage 2 assessment results show attainment has improved or remained stable in all subjects compared with last year

Association of British Schools Overseas welcomes the decision that it says ensures the integrity of the government kitemark is protected

DfE announces review on the day that delayed key stage 2 Sats results are due to be released

NEU general secretary Daniel Kebede reflects on how a new prime minister can take on social media legislation and ensure it truly delivers for schools

In many schools, PE only has a brief slot once a week, but this new school is putting physical activity front and centre to tackle pupils’ sedentary lifestyles – and boost academic outcomes

The government’s £1.8bn plan to give mainstream schools expert support for inclusion is a key part of its SEND reforms. But leaders warn there are major obstacles in making the scheme a success

ÌÇÐÄVlog explains the system of grading for exams in England and what can be done if marks do not appear to reflect students’ work

The DfE publishes its updated guidance for academy trusts – but gives trusts an extra month to implement the changes

Accessibility plans are often overlooked or poorly implemented, putting schools in breach of a legal duty to students, argues Hannah O’Brien

A survey of more than 6,000 parents reveals that most have little interest in complaining to schools – but staff can do better when handling issues that arise, says the founder of the Parent Voice Project

Rising summer temperatures don’t just make classrooms uncomfortable – they bring higher levels of pollution, which affect not only children’s health but also their capacity to learn, finds Katie Scott