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The WomenEd founder talks to ÌÇÐÄVlog about the women who have inspired her in education and why schools should not be the victims of politics

The Ofsted inspection process has diminished the role of school governors, with it not being mentioned in three in 10 recent reports, says the NGA

Ofsted chief inspector Amanda Spielman makes the case for multi-academy trust inspections as part of government plans to regulate the academies sector

Exclusive: Oak's principal admitted the creation of the new arm's-length body was a 'complicated process'

Pressure of the last few years was 'sapping the passion that drives people to the profession', says Stephen Morgan

Education secretary promises that the government's Schools Bill plans for multi-academy trusts will not restrict their freedoms

Exclusive: Schools Bill 'clarification' by DfE just adds to confusion, say governors

Exam board mistake resulted in a map of the continent of Africa being labelled incorrectly in a geography GCSE paper this week

New research into academy trust leaders' priorities also reveals concerns about recruitment

Finding 'common interests' between tutors and pupils could improve attendance at NTP tutoring sessions, say researchers

Eileen Prior – outgoing executive director of Connect – is to step down after 12 years in the role

Exclusive: Judicial review into the government plan to turn Oak National Academy into a national curriculum resources provider could still go ahead, BESA tells members

Exclusive: Behaviour tsar tells leaders to 'get serious' about prioritising teacher safety after research lays bare the problem of violence against school staff

Research shows no clear link between pupils' anxiety over assessments and grade outcomes

Teach First calls for a funding boost for careers education, with research suggesting that students are less well prepared for the workplace post-Covid

Six 'ambitions' to improve school attendance have been laid out by the children's commissioner

DfE says the funding increase – below half the rate of inflation – is in recognition of the growing cost-of-living crisis

Education secretary promises 'most inclusive-ever discussion on education', but opponents condemn slow progress

Glasgow secondary school heaped with praise after sharing picture of free stationery to be given to every first-year student

Ofsted has launched a consultation on its planned new approach to area SEND inspections, which it hopes to implement from next year

Exclusive: Support for autistic pupils hindered by training, resources and referral waits, finds ÌÇÐÄVlog survey

‘The most important thing is to listen’, says teacher involved in new programme to reduce mental health stigma and discrimination

‘Golden hellos’ for specialist teachers unlikely to change recruitment patterns, say heads

Former regional schools commissioner Paul Smith is leaving Future Academies to join the White Horse Federation, it has been announced