Lucas Cumiskey

Cases of students cheating also jumped by 5.9% and staff cheating is up 8.6%, Ofqual data shows

Survey shows some slight improvements in some aspects of the job, but a worsening situation in others

Attainment gap opens up between reception pupils eligible for means-tested free school meals and those not eligible

Labour's school tsar has warned of a 'shadow compliance culture'. But what's really happening?

The government is resuming a £7 million procurement to tackle antisemitism in schools, colleges and universities, it said on the first anniversary of the October 7 terror attacks.

A grammar school is looking to raise 'significant funds' by opening affiliate schools overseas, a market dominated by the independent sector

CMA concludes ongoing intervention would be 'unlikely to have further positive impact on the sector'

But scheme will not see schools receive direct funding to help them adopt new technology

Leaders say increases are unaffordable for schools and 'hard to stomach'

Exam boards have defended their moderation processes after a slew of teachers claimed their students' A-level history coursework grades were inexplicably "annihilated"

Union welcomes move to scrap the controversial proposals amid hopes for a 'reset' to industrial relations

Inspectorate has had a 'difficult' year and faces 'significant' financial challenges, documents warn

But unions slam 'alarming' proposals - threatening potential strike action

Oasis charity says hub will provide therapeutic care and mentoring after-school for pupils at risk of exclusion

Schools Week investigation also finds England's teachers are being lured overseas by tax-free packages

How one school's focus on teacher wellbeing is bucking the retention trend

General Election 2024 |The latest schools & education news

General Election 2024 |The latest schools & education news

A trust wants to establish a higher education institution to train teaching assistants (TAs) on a ‘progression pathway’ similar to that of accountants

Schools have been allowed to opt out of providing a daily act of Christian worship to teach pupils about ‘looking after the planet’ and mindfulness instead