Samantha Booth

SEND reforms promised to put children at the heart of the system. Now they are waiting years for support

Union leader hopes the tool 'gives teachers their Sunday nights back'

Even without substantial investment, there’s plenty government could do to help beacons of inclusion and navigate the system their way, says Kate Chhatwal

Here’s your Schools Week round-up of the big talking points from heads at the NAHT conference …

The next government should commission an independent review on climate education which is currently “undervalued and underrepresented”, an exam board has said

Labour Party’s plan to charge private schools VAT could ‘push’ more parents into seeking statutory SEND support plans, says minister

New developments in the way students can interact with AI give renewed urgency to efforts to prepare and safeguard education, writes Federico Pugliese

Cuts to children’s services at 'bankrupt' Birmingham council will leave already stretched schools 'plugging the gaps', teachers have warned

Executive teams have a responsibility to ensure their schools can benefit from new tools while minimising the risks, explains Simon Beamish

Promises to roll-out a four-week waiting time standard for children seeking mental health help appear to be up in the air