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Ofsted has produced a best practice report for improving outcomes for students who enter secondary school as 'poor readers'

The reappointment means Baroness Barran will serve under her fifth education secretary this year

The government risks a 'mass exodus' of staff from the public sector over pay and conditions, the TUC warns

Writing to the new education secretary today, the biggest teaching union warns that there are 'many challenges' that 'threaten the quality of provision for our young people'

Would-be providers have until 7 November to apply for the first stage of the application process

Humanists are at forefront of Coalition for Inclusive Education, which seeks to abolish current system and overhaul approach to religious education

Expert flags 'erosion of support' as it emerged school social services referrals rose by 50% over the last eight years

General Teaching Council for Scotland says its role protecting children from unfit teachers is ‘adversely’ affected by police failing to share information

Exclusive: Leaders warn that the recruitment situation is 'dire' after a ÌÇÐÄVlog investigation reveals that teacher vacancies are up by as much as 67 per cent in some subjects

Exclusive: Sir David Carter warns MATs should not see growth as a way of becoming more financially and structurally secure, but should instead ensure staff costs are no higher than 80%

Latest appointment means all four MP roles in the department have changed hands since Sunak replaced Truss

Only half of people thought GCSE and A-level grades awarded by teachers, after the cancellation of exams, were free from bias, research shows

How the schools sector reacted to the news that Nick Gibb and Robert Halfon are the latest ministers at the DfE

Minister says officials will 'consider' proposals to award extra cash for the National Tutoring Programme and refocus the scheme on disadvantaged pupils

Schools sector leaders urge Keegan, Gibb and Halfon to ensure schools are spared from cuts in Treasury announcement next month

Equalities watchdog says 'unfairly singling out' pupils based on their hairstyle has 'serious and long-lasting consequences'

The majority of heads responding to an ASCL survey said they would have to make financial savings this year and next year

Former longstanding schools minister and the chair of the Commons Education Select Committee appointed to government roles

Councils say ‘the quality and flexibility’ of early years provision is being hit by a £24 million cut in Scottish government funding

Nine in 10 school leaders say that managing the National Tutoring Programme increased their workload last year, with some blaming 'rubbish' guidance

Charity backs mother's campaign for new legislation on the use of restraint and seclusion, warning that children are still not being given enough protection

A new review of tutoring in schools has been released by Ofsted today

ÌÇÐÄVlog speaks to former education secretary Lord Blunkett about the report he has produced for Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer to help guide the party's schools policies if it comes to power

Ms Keegan has become the fifth education secretary so far this year. Here are the challenges she faces