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DfE pledges to create up to 14,000 school places in up to 75 new free schools, including new special schools, alternative provision and 'elite' sixth forms

Hard-up families face a 'postcode lottery' in free school meals support during holidays as councils scrap voucher schemes started during the Covid pandemic

Schools are being warned about a 'despicable' cyber attack where scammers pose as a parent of a child who is in hospital and cannot make their exams

Almost a third of schools' buildings include materials either at the end of their shelf life or that pose a 'serious risk of imminent failure', figures reveal

The country’s largest exam board has been criticised for creating an 'avoidable problem' with a geography GCSE question 'inaccessible' to colour-blind pupils

KOLEJ Yayasan UEM (KYUEM) is proud of its students’ academic achievements in the Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) A- Levels; which are globally recognised as a gold standard in education and internationally transferable.

Vacancies for some school leadership posts have shot up by as much as 85% in the past three years, further fuelling fears of a post-Covid retention crisis

A 'sizeable number' of Ukrainian children who have arrived in England are still not in school, the government has admitted, despite 'herculean' schools' efforts

Former regional schools commissioner John Edwards will lead the Department for Education's powerful new 'regions group', overseeing government schools policy

Joining an academy trust has only a 'small' positive impact on so-called 'stuck' secondary schools, and none for languishing primaries, says report