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Publishing a report revealing the scale of vulnerability among children in England, the Centre for Young Lives calls for the government to provide joined-up solutions

Major survey on AI in education also reveals some scepticism about teachers using it to complete admin tasks

The government comes under fire after primary heads warn they have suffered technical problems in trying to report their PE and sport premium spending by the July deadline

Union warns higher pay will be needed in future after it is confirmed pay deal has been accepted

Former Fire Brigades Union boss defeated challenger Neil Butler

Recruitment has begun for the board of new body Qualifications Scotland, which will include five teachers and lecturers

Headteachers' leaders had previously warned against the new targets becoming 'another stick to beat schools with'

Education secretary asks the pay review body to make formal recommendations for the next two years by February, and an indicative recommendation for 2028-29

Experts today answered Commons committee’s questions about addressing low school attendance – here’s what we learned

But applications for the fund close on 20 August – the day some Scottish schools reopen to pupils after the summer break

Scottish government wanted ‘initial reductions in contact time’ in time for the start of the 2025-26 school year – but councils rejected the plans

The inquiry, commissioned by Star Academies, brings together leaders from across national and local government, schools, trusts and colleges

Campaign launched amid concerns that government reforms could end education, health and care plans

The school inspectorate has published its report and accounts for the 2024-25 academic year – here's what you need to know

New school in Lagos will open in 2027 and deliver the English curriculum to up to 1,500 students

Deal for school in Montevideo follows on the heels of a similar move by Nord Anglia as South American market heats up

Leaders say they have had to cut non-teaching staff, reduce the use of supply teachers and some have not replaced teachers when they have left the school, poll reveals

Government SEND adviser Dame Christine Lenehan says a decision on the future of education, health and care plans is still to be made

Leaders call for scrutiny of admissions, pupil movement and the impact of sanctions on students with special educational needs and disabilities

New centre is launched to support staff 'on the front line of a new challenge'

Your essential guide to the key regional advisory board decisions in April 2025 across the country

DfE report says bailout deals saved some councils from bankruptcy, but that system leaders warn reform and investment is needed

And five other key points from the Department for Education's annual report

New data shows both primary and secondary schools will start to feel the impact of declining pupil numbers from 2027 – far earlier than previously thought