Herstory takes us on her journey, from a council estate in north-west London to being awarded headteacher of the Year in 2020 ...
Schools are walking an attendance tightrope as the government ratchets up pressure on reducing stubbornly high absence rates ...
“Authentic leaders,” Frost says, “are often transparent in their thinking”. Sharing their own experience and revealing ...
To deliver its vision of more place-based working, government will need to remove these barriers. Here are three ways to get ...
Around 1 in 25 schools nationally have offered support at some point as part of a hub Around 1 in 25 schools nationally have offered support at some point as part of a hub The last government spent ...
Trade unionist says he won't seek a second term in the teaching union's top job Trade unionist says he won't seek a second term in the teaching union's top job Dr Patrick Roach, the general secretary ...
Tutoring providers scale down as the flagship catch-up scheme closes Reduced demand has forced five of the National Tutoring Programme’s biggest providers to close or scale back their operations – ...
Two politicians who led the Department for Education during a time of Brexit battles and school cuts campaigns reflect on their time in office. Justine Greening and Damian Hinds ran the Department for ...
Just 59% of mainstream school parents report that their child with additional needs is well-supported Just 59% of mainstream school parents report that their child with additional needs is ...
Sixty per cent of primary teachers would refuse the opportunity to teach in secondaries – but some could be enticed by “signing-on” bonuses and buddy schemes. A Department for Education study, ...
Andrew Warren, the Department for Education’s regional director for the West Midlands, will leave the role later this year after almost six years in post. The senior civil servant posted on X, ...
Pay recommendations must not be constrained by 'existing inadequate funding levels', say leaders Pay recommendations must not be constrained by 'existing inadequate funding levels', say leaders ...