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The vast majority of complaints that qualified for Ofsted investigation last year did not lead to an immediate inspection, watchdog says

The trend is most pronounced at secondary, where almost half of unauthorised absence is down to students who were missing from school without permission 15 times or more in a year

The education charity will officially become part of professional body the Chartered College of Teaching later this year, in a move described as an 'exciting opportunity' to improve CPD

Conflict in the Middle East causes another international provider of assessments to shift its submission dates because of disruption to students' learning

Number of investigations into 'maladministration' reaches highest level since Covid, despite the Reception baseline assessment no longer being monitored

ÌÇÐÄVlog' Teacher Wellbeing Report 2026 also reveals what teachers really think about pupil behaviour, career progression, flexible-working opportunities and more

Defeated amendment to the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill was supported by the House of Lords and teaching unions

Leaders say the government's claim that schools can afford teacher pay rises ignores their growing costs, including the prospect of energy price hikes due to the Middle East conflict

International Baccalaureate says it is seeking to 'minimise disruption' for schools affected by war in the Middle East

Education Endowment Foundation says the introduction of digital assessment must not have a 'detrimental impact' on disadvantaged students, in its response to Ofqual consultation

Watchdog figures show 621 school inspections were deferred in 2024-25 and a further 37 were paused

Green Party's vision for education 'perfectly mirrors' the NEU's, general secretary Daniel Kebede tells ÌÇÐÄVlog

Flagship fund to improve inclusion in mainstream schools ‘won’t go very far at all’, and a clear national strategy is needed on how to use it, government is told

Treasury has committed to ensuring that every primary school has a library by 2029, but these facilities could include former ‘storage spaces’, ÌÇÐÄVlog can reveal

The Public Accounts Committee has urged the government to clarify how it will tackle high spending on transporting children to school

Leading mathematician warns that the current maths qualification is trying to do 'too much at once' and risks leaving students behind

Annual rate of support staff leaving is now the highest since current records began in 2011-12, according to the NFER research

New allergies guidance will give parents confidence that schools can keep their children safe, says early education minister Olivia Bailey

Government says falling rolls will require fewer teachers – but this would maintain larger class sizes and ignore regional differences, say experts

MPs dismiss warnings that forcing thousands of schools to publish two sets of financial accounts would be an unjustified burden

Campaign group calls for 'consistency and transparency' in drive to offer free instrumental music tuition for all pupils, as record overall numbers take lessons

Sir David Bell has been appointed to lead an independent review into how schools and colleges in England identify, respond to and prevent antisemitism

Government has not set out how its flagship reforms will result in savings, fiscal watchdog says.

New setting will join schools in operation in Thailand, Japan, Nigeria and Dubai as the group continues its overseas expansion