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With many school governors thinking of leaving because of the pressures of the role, the NGA is launching a national debate about making it a paid position

The watchdog says it is right to expect schools to be doing all they can on attendance but acknowledges there are factors beyond their control

School leaders must be 'brave' and push for education reform to 'move forward at pace', hears annual gathering of secondary headteachers

The number of approved access arrangements for GCSE and A-level exams has increased significantly, new figures show

This week’s must-read education news includes the exit of long-serving schools minister Nick Gibb and the return of a former education secretary

Implementing the review of qualifications and assessment would ‘bring about serious change’, says outgoing ADES president

But school leaders say the results show the government has 'failed to grasp the nettle' to close the 'stubborn attainment gap'

All schools should be rebuilt every 75 years, say school business professionals, but current investment would leave some waiting beyond the year 2500

The Commons Education Select Committee has launched an inquiry into how financial education can be strengthened in primary and secondary schools

Ofqual has launched a consultation on proposals to allow formulae and equation sheets for GCSE maths, physics and combined science exams

But it’s not clear that Curriculum for Excellence is to blame for long-term declines in Scotland's Pisa education rankings, finds the IFS

Report sets out how government advisers want academy trusts to improve the management of their school estates

The School Cuts website has been relaunched today as unions call on government to increase school spending in the Autumn Statement

ESFA plan to contact academy trusts whose reserves fall below a threshold is 'unreasonable', warns school business leader

Students are ‘voting with their feet’ and refusing to attend lessons because schools lack the freedom, resources and staff to run engaging courses, MSPs are told

While artificial intelligence could cut teacher workload and help shy pupils, it also poses risks to education, primary school leaders in Scotland are told

Education Support also found that almost three-quarters of education staff do not believe that Ofsted inspections are fit for purpose

The latest government reshuffle has brought a familiar face back to Sanctuary Buildings as schools minister. What will this mean for the DfE's approach to schools?

Almost a third of senior leaders have not heard of the Department for Education's workload toolkit, new research suggests

But the number of schools with the top Ofsted rating has fallen overall after the return of routine inspections

Unite says SQA members have ‘overwhelmingly’ backed strike action, and that walkouts could have an impact on 2024 exam results

In an exclusive interview after stepping down as schools minister, Nick Gibb outlines what he’s proud of, whether he has any regrets and why he doesn’t see himself as a ‘radical’

No 10 announces appointment of former education secretary after schools minister Nick Gibb resigned earlier today

His departure comes as the prime minister oversees a wider Cabinet reshuffle having sacked home secretary Suella Braverman