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Schools' data analysis must not be the preserve of a few members of promoted staff, says Alan Shields

Outwood Grange Academies Trust also upped its reserves by 9 per cent year-on-year to £43.7 million, its latest accounts show

Some 12 per cent of Higher grades were appealed after the 2025 Scottish Qualifications Authority exams – with 6 per cent of appeals resulting in an improved grade

All Year 11 students will be able to access their GCSE results digitally on a new app from this summer, with the government claiming that this will cut down schools' admin costs

Inspections of academy trusts could be launched in 2027-28 as Labour legislates for a major new role for Ofsted

Thirty-school trust says the size of the financial deficits being reported by special schools mean that it cannot take on any more

DfE research shows that school-based day nurseries are on the rise, and that schools have the most qualified staff

ESS SIMS once ruled the school management information system market in England but it has now been overtaken by competitor Arbor, figures show

More than 400 schools across the UK have been unable to open after heavy snowfall, with weather warnings still in place

But Sir Martyn Oliver stops short of agreeing that inspectors should fail a school on safeguarding if students are seen with phones, in letter seen by ÌÇÐÄVlog

Chris Woolf joins the three-school trust following the retirement of Kate Alcock

Six multi-academy trust leaders are among the education figures included in the New Year Honours list

The watchdog will temporarily use Microsoft Word documents to gather inspection evidence as electronic system continues to malfunction

The international schools group – which now has over 100 schools across 21 countries – has acquired an all-through school in Madrid

With the government wanting mainstream schools to open specialist provision, heads warn that this can lead to increased pressures from parents and other schools

While overall Sats scores have been creeping upwards, a significant – and growing – minority of children are deemed unable to sit the tests. Cerys Turner uncovers the reasons behind a widening gap in KS2 assessment

School staff have a 'legal power' to use 'reasonable force' to prevent students from causing injury, damage or disorder, or committing a crime, the updated DfE guidance says

The DfE's risk protection arrangement will increase to £29 per pupil from April 2026, up more than 7 per cent on 2025

Minister is asked about how specialist places in mainstream schools will be staffed during latest public engagement event

The Scottish watchdog identifies 5 key ways to make teaching more attractive, as new data shows staff are quitting over lack of support and jobs

Teachers will be given specialist training to talk to students about issues such as consent, as part of a new government strategy to address misogyny

Government announces that the use of its national formula for allocating high-needs funding for councils will be paused ahead of its planned reforms to the SEND system

England's biggest education union voices fears following the announcement that a Google subsidiary is looking to adapt its chatbot for use in schools

International Baccalaureate highlights an almost 7 per cent increase in candidates sitting its November exams, including some resit students in the Northern Hemisphere