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Price rises for GCSE and A-level exam entries have been branded ‘completely unacceptable’ by sector leaders

The rise of the subject could be down to the popularity of Spain as a holiday destination – and a shortage of teachers in other subjects, say headteachers’ leaders

Schools could see real-terms falls in actual budgets as pupil numbers fall and more is spent on SEND

Increase comes amid a major demographic shift caused by a falling birth rate that has resulted in the number of available primary places dropping to a decade-long low

Call for all eligible children to be automatically enrolled for FSM follows the government announcement that it is expanding the entitlement from next year

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has set out government spending plans up to 2029. Here’s what you need to know

The DfE is consulting on excluding certain staff – including MAT leaders – from the new School Support Staff Negotiating Body

Personalised reports will be given to more than 1,000 schools and colleges to help improve accuracy amid a ‘growing difference between predicted grades and achieved grades’

Education secretary tells Sir Martyn Oliver it is ‘disappointing’ that Ofsted has delayed its consultation response on changes to the inspection system – with new inspections due to start next term

Former chief inspector, who led a major review into Ofsted, has been selected as chair of the schools watchdog

New guidance for schools on using AI can help to cut teachers’ workload, says the government

A funding increase for schools is expected to be announced by chancellor Rachel Reeves this week – but experts question how much of a difference it will make