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Scotland's new national qualifications body promises a bigger role for teachers and school leaders and will review 'all the qualifications we have in our portfolio'

Multi-academy trust is the subject of a review following controversy over a decision to postpone a school visit by a Jewish MP

DfE director general Dr Tim Coulson expresses hope that the ambitious schools White Paper is 'weeks away'

A quarter of parents avoid reading to their children because they lack belief in their own ability, finds Parentkind poll, as schools contend with 'weaker language foundations'

Leaders call for the government to set out targeted action amid fears that girls are being overlooked in the drive to improve white working-class pupils' outcomes

Researchers find a notable decline in students' sense of control over their academic outcomes as they progress through key stage 3

Lift Schools, the fifth biggest multi-academy trust in England, says it is increasingly looking at income beyond government funding to support its schools

Union leaders have warned that the penalty notice system is 'clearly not working' following latest data

The DfE's behaviour hubs programme saw schools shifting towards restorative rather than zero-tolerance behaviour management policies, says final evaluation report

The schools White Paper will introduce measures that keep more suspended pupils in school under supervision, instead of sending them home, says DfE

Bath and Wells Diocesan Academies Trust's latest accounts reveal 10 schools with a combined deficit of £775,000

The Harbour Schools Partnership publishes its first accounts since it was formed in April 2025 from the merger of Ventrus Multi Academy Trust and Tarka Learning Partnership

Remaining lead hub schools are also confirmed by the DfE, bringing the total to 93, as one of the national attendance and behaviour ambassadors speaks exclusively to ÌÇÐÄVlog

Concerns emerge after 12 out of 103 new inspection report cards show duplicated language, despite different inspectors visiting the schools in question

Bristol Brunel Academy was inspected after the postponement of a visit by a Jewish MP raised concerns about political pressure

We look at the ambition and significance of the EIS teaching union's manifesto for the upcoming Scottish Parliament election

Exclusive polling revealing the impact of social media in schools comes as the government is considering a ban for under-16s

The group, which was only founded in 2015 and did not start its overseas expansion until 2022, is one of the fastest-growing international school groups

ÌÇÐÄVlog speaks to leaders to find out how schools can deliver on the government's wish for greater collaboration in the pursuit of more inclusive education

Research also shows that high achievers in primary who are disadvantaged are much less likely to go on to get strong GCSE and A-level results

Teachers need more support to introduce texts to the classroom that provide GCSE English literature students with a more diverse choice, warns report

The government's planned AI tutoring programme promises targeted support for disadvantaged students, which the DfE insists will 'complement' the work of teachers

The universal RISE school improvement programme is being promoted as an optional offer available to all schools – separate from targeted RISE support for specific schools

If a school fails to follow the government's new guidance on mobile phones, it could fall short of inspectors' requirements for attendance and behaviour, warns watchdog