Lucas Cumiskey

A report showed missed homework sanctions were down 12% and stars for good behaviour were up 16%

Job satisfaction up and fewer thinking about leaving, but there are trade-offs

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

Sir Martyn Oliver, Ofsted's chief inspector, has revealed he is worried by the rise of flexi schooling and has admitted the watchdog doesn't have a 'proper handle' on the practice

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

Ofsted inspections initial teacher training providers are set to be paused for this academic year, Schools Week understands.

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

The government will also launch a new re-accreditation round for ITT providers in spring

Calls for a review of disadvantage measures after analysis reveals full scale of challenge for leaders in the toughest schools

Fall in the 'progression rate' of FSM pupils is first since current records began in 2005

DfE confirms pay scales following offer of 5.5 per cent to teachers and leaders

Charles Dickens provides free breakfast and after-school club provision for the children of staff

Senior leader at Harrop Fold wanted kids removed before January census, misconduct hearing told

Misconduct panel hears school was like a 'zoo' with 'dangerous' behaviour worsened by refusal to exclude

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.

Teachers say they feel less respected, and were more likely to report bullying or violence

Schools pioneering new teams of fewer, but upskilled learning mentors and coaches

Unemployed ex-schools minister says ‘there's a lot of schools that will see who I used to represent … and won't even give me an interview’

NFER found that schools with lower Ofsted ratings saw larger drops in primary pupil numbers