More than one in three leaders (35%) say either redundancies, a restructure, or both, have been consulted upon or discussed, the survey of more than 5,000 NAHT members has found.

The majority of young people (84%) support the government's plans for Vocational GCSEs which will give new options for 14-year-olds that combine practical technical learning (such as coding, ...

More than six out of 10 respondents said their inspection would help them improve their school, early years or further education provision, and nearly three-quarters agreed that inspection had ...

Ofsted has said it will be continuing the current pause on routine inspections of national professional qualification providers for the rest of the academic year 2026/27. The watchdog will also be ...

Teachers also warned that the proposed test could narrow the curriculum and increase workloads. Some 62% foresee a narrowing of the curriculum in English, while 52% predicted a narrowing of the ...

Taking place on the 6th-7th October 2026 at the Radisson Hotel & Conference Centre, London Heathrow, the Education Forum is a highly focused event that bring together senior professionals from across ...

Food allergy charity Natasha’s Foundation is launching a new breakfast club training course for school staff on 1 October to help keep children with food allergies safe.

Ofsted and Department for Education have jointly commissioned research into prevention strategies for young people at risk of becoming NEET (not in education, employment or training). This research ...

The National Association of School-Based Teacher Trainers (NASBTT) has outlined a six-point plan to better prepare new teachers for increasingly complex SEND needs in mainstream classrooms. The report ...

Spending on educational support for children with high needs has risen sharply in recent years, creating unsustainable financial pressure on both local authorities and central government, new analysis ...

Education Business magazine has unveiled its EB50 Most Influential 2025 – its annual spotlight on 50 individuals who are making a significant difference in the world of education. Now in its fourth ...

A report by the Child Poverty Action Group suggests that some pupils are missing school because they cannot afford meals, uniforms and trips. The research found that 16 per cent of all 11–18-year-olds ...