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New data shows rapid growth over the past decade – and how this is changing the management of schools as processes become more centralised

Children’s commissioner says children who are influenced by harmful online content are being bounced back to school because they do not meet the criteria for the Prevent programme

One trust alone is spending £100K a year handling a huge rise in requests for personal data, which are often fuelled by parents using AI tools

Record levels of 4- and 5-year-olds meeting their development targets, annual Department for Education data also reveals

Lucy Powell says ‘change will come’ on antisemitism in schools as she accepts all of the recommendations in Sir David Bell’s review

With the children’s commissioner sounding an alarm over the ‘childhood lottery’ of disadvantage, the Reach Foundation’s Ed Vainker shares the success of local partnerships involving schools, support services and businesses

Using past papers and examiner notes to guide student learning is invaluable, but finding them is time-consuming. However, AI can help, says this maths teacher

Using an AI photo app to remove a watermark from a school picture might seem harmless, but it’s important that schools make parents aware of the possible safeguarding risks, writes Shezleen Salaam

The permanent secretary at the Department for Education is leaving her role after six years to be replaced by a top Home Office civil servant

DfE also presses ahead with allowing one-off bonuses for teachers and leaders, despite union warnings about pay inequality

The education secretary has said oracy should be given the same status as reading and writing – this is welcome but we have challenges ahead, says the head of oracy at Oasis School 21

Screens have become embedded in schools, but there’s now a backlash fuelled by fears over children’s wellbeing and learning. So, is the situation as dire as some suggest? ÌÇÐÄVlog speaks to screen time researcher Peter Etchells to find out