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AQA was criticised for including a question on a topic not included in the advance exam notice designed to mitigate Covid disruption

Academy trusts are eyeing growth, but see it as their biggest challenge - with leaders concerned about SEND support and governor recruitment, a new study shows

The exam board AQA has apologised to A-level law students for 'confusion and stress' after complaints a question was not included in advance information

Kids deserve a level playing field and a fair test of their knowledge – not a paper full of errors that will give them a panic attack

The government intends to 'clarify' its school reform plans following widespread criticism of its landmark schools bill, the academies minister has said

Schools should 'obsess' about attendance but need more support to provide counselling and intervene after exclusions, the children's commissioner has said

The government has announced the funding rate for universal infant free school meals will increase by 7p per meal, less than half the rate of inflation

The chief executive of Future Academies is leaving to run the White Horse Federation, it has been announced. Paul Smith is an ex-regional schools commissioner

The government's food strategy has been labelled 'disappointing' after most schools recommendations including free school meals extension were stripped away

A director of furniture retailer Dunelm has become a trustee of the Harris Federation, an academy chain set up by a former Carpetright boss