Connie Dimsdale

Bright children without private tutoring will no longer 'stand a chance' in intensifying battle to get into selective grammar schools, claims head of one firm

It has been 12 years since figures revealing the number of eligible children not receiving free school meals was collected

The case will be held at the beginning of April three months after the fee was introduced 

The case will be held at the beginning of April three months after the fee was introduced 

Government plans to increase the maintenance loan by 3.1 per cent will be engulfed by rental costs in many areas, sector experts warn

The ISC filed a judicial review claiming that Labour’s flagship education policy is discriminatory

Exams expert says the plan, backed by head teachers, for all subjects in the International Baccalaureate could inspire similar changes in GCSEs and A levels 

A September fee increase will be the third hike in just over a year for parents who want to keep their children in private schools

Several integrated care boards have missed the deadline to develop a hub providing all core services by the end of the year

The Independent Schools Council has filed a judicial review claiming that Labour's flagship education policy is discriminatory