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Just under seven in 10 secondary students surveyed said they felt they belonged in school, prompting concerns about impact on life after school

The teaching union warns it will take 'whatever action necessary' in face of school funding pressures

Teacher trainers say they do not have enough time to cover the breadth of special educational needs and disabilities in initial teacher training

Schools are also restricting pupils' use of artificial intelligence for homework and live lessons, research finds

'Postcode lottery' of provision must also be addressed if curriculum review's aim for RE to become part of national curriculum is to be realised, says subject body

Trust leaders tell ÌÇÐÄVlog that the process of submitting safeguarding audits to councils is 'like marking your own homework', and putting unnecessary pressure on school staff

Research showing an increase in allegations highlights a 'fraying of relationships' between families and schools, warns parents' charity

Support staff union warns that shortages are 'unsustainable', with three in five staff reporting having fewer colleagues than a year ago

DfE survey finds more than half of secondary school students saw mobile phones being used when not allowed at least some of the time

Lift Schools and Reach Foundation launch a programme to tackle disengagement in Years 7 to 9, including testing out a later start to the school day

With SEND spending set to be absorbed by central government, the Institute for Fiscal Studies sets out where the money could come from

Ofqual figures show an increase in the proportion of students with arrangements for extra exam time

DfE data shows an increase in the proportion of four- and five-year-olds meeting their development targets – although results are still below pre-Covid levels

ÌÇÐÄVlog analysis highlights the main findings in SEND inspection reports for the areas found to have systemic or widespread failings this year

While graduates value the social impact of teaching, starting salaries and weekly working hours are more likely to determine whether they enter the profession, research shows

England's biggest education union warns it 'will not accept another pay cut' in response to today's Budget

Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Budget sparks warnings about a real-terms drop in school funding but includes spending on school libraries and books. Here are all the key details for the sector

Watchdog stops routine inspections of national professional qualifications for 2025-26, at education secretary Bridget Phillipson's request

Council leader writes to Bridget Phillipson on eve of the Budget, warning financial crisis is forcing local authorities into 'impossible decisions'

The NAHT had appealed against a decision not to grant a judicial review into the launch of new Ofsted school inspections

Scottish government proposals also call for pilot schemes to ‘begin immediately’ but councils have ‘significant concerns’ about cost and impact – and, along with unions, say they’ve been blindsided

But schools taking part in the first inspections under the new report-card system also report that the process feels more collaborative

MPs will investigate why fewer children are reading at home and highlight good in practice in schools that is getting pupils into books

The Northern Schools Trust chief education officer says he is excited to create 'world-class' opportunities for pupils and staff when he takes up the post