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The dangers of schools being drawn to the cheapest catering contracts are highlighted in a report, which also says schools are being left with fewer choices and higher prices as catering companies fail

From students ordering their thoughts to weighing up evidence and taking account of other perspectives, Cambridge International believes its new form of assessment will have huge benefits, especially in the AI era

School leaders back open letter to Andy Burnham ahead of this week’s Budget, calling for an additional £4.5 billion in school funding

The plan is to deliver flood-resilience improvements to at least 150 schools across England, the DfE says

Amid an epidemic of youth loneliness, rather than trying to ‘fix’ children, schools need space to explicitly set the conditions for friendships to flourish, argues Margaret Mulholland

Professional development can also be about working out what to drop and how to be more efficient, says this international leader

The Royal Shakespeare Company is taking Julius Caesar to thousands of students this autumn. Jasmine Norden finds out how some schools are going beyond the traditional drama workshops

The Conservatives’ Laura Trott claims the education secretary ‘undermined’ Ofsted chief Sir Martyn Oliver in a TV interview

A development firm CEO explains how they approached finding a partner school for an opening in Morocco to demonstrate what the process looks like from the other side

Concerns over last-minute updates to safeguarding guidance come amid wider calls for the government to pause the ‘ever-expanding’ requirements it makes of schools

A significant proportion of students with low prior attainment report that their maths lessons move on before they have understood the topic

Lucy Powell also opens the door to removing the limits on how much headteachers can be paid