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Competing demands for funds mean there is a ‘genuine risk’ that education will lose out in the next general election, says think tank

The Department for Education has published its annual accounts for 2022-23. Here is everything you need to know

Outgoing general secretary Geoff Barton says ‘time is right for a new leader with a fresh approach’

More than a third of special schools and alternative provision providers are forecasting a deficit as early as next year – with the vast majority expected to be in this position within two or three years

English, maths and history feature heavily in Ofsted deep dives, but music and technology receive relatively little scrutiny

NEU teaching union members have been urged to accept the government's deal, which the DfE has confirmed will be partly funded by tutoring underspends

Ministers faced questions in Parliament today over teacher pay, standards in primary schools, gender identity and registers for children who are not in school

Exams watchdog surveys markers after major concerns over the Sats marking and moderation process were reported for the second year running

Education Support charity warns there is soaring demand from teachers, support staff and heads applying for financial grants to be able to pay their bills

The DfE said today it has delayed the 'expectation' of a 32.5-hour week by a year 'in recognition of the pressures facing schools'

Outwood Grange Academies chief executive is the government's choice to be the next chief inspector of schools

Action is needed 'sooner rather than later' to fix the recruitment crisis, the teacher pay review body has warned

A new annual survey from the National Governance Association reveals the pressures and priorities facing the sector

DfE's most senior civil servant apologises after asbestos was found during school demolition work resulting in building closure

Gillian Keegan said headteachers had a 'duty' to get children to school in a TV interview, but heads' union says comments were 'unhelpful'

The inspectorate says the struggle to recruit and retain maths specialists is a challenge for many schools

The inspectorate says the erosion of history as a subject has been reversed

Primary school progress scores in reading, writing and maths not being published for next two academic years after Covid Sats cancellations

Schools minister Nick Gibb defends EBacc and Progress 8 against fierce criticism from Lord Baker

The government has accepted the STRB's recommendation for teacher pay in England

Unions have won a High Court legal challenge against the government over a law allowing the use of supply staff to cover staff taking industrial action

£7-per-pupil 'Maths Champions' scheme saw pupils make three months of additional progress in both maths and language development, finds analysis

Union to launch continuous action short of strikes commencing in September and consider strike dates

A coalition is calling on the government to ramp up spending on one-to-one tuition for disadvantaged children and scrap schools' need to match fund costs