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There are nearly 1,000 SATs in England, despite a wider move towards bigger ‘families of schools’. Where are they concentrated, and which types are most vulnerable? ÌÇÐÄVlog has the answers

ÌÇÐÄVlog has crunched numbers, dug out data and analysed DfE decisions to provide multi-academy trusts with information to help plan their organisation’s future

Your essential guide to the key regional advisory board decisions in England in December 2023

Your essential guide to the key regional advisory board decisions in England in November 2023

Your essential guide to the key regional advisory board decisions in England in October 2023

Your essential guide to the key regional advisory board decisions in England in September 2023

When hackers targeted this school in a ransomware attack, it could have been a disaster – but thanks to a bit of luck, the school escaped unscathed. Since then it has set about shoring up its defences, explains principal Mark Steed

Digital resources can help learning – but it’s important to select them carefully. One school librarian offers some practical advice

For schools replacing edtech, the easiest thing to do is stick with what they know – but investing in tech that will quickly become obsolete will prove costly in the long run

What a new report from the Department for Education reveals about the perceptions of behaviour in schools among pupils, teachers and leaders

Matt Seddon explains why train journeys between London and Peterborough caused him to shake up his school’s approach to exam target setting – and why this meant giving students more control

A MAT director of education explains why building a bespoke data platform, providing a top-down oversight of key metrics, has driven numerous benefits – from Ofsted inspections to onboarding new schools