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Staff at the DfE's office in Sheffield struggled to evacuate following discovery of a 'suspect package' because of overcrowding, civil servants say

The schools bill is a 'real grab for power' that will effectively make Nadhim Zahawi 'the chief education officer' for thousands of schools, ex-ministers warned

It is exam season in the uk, and this time last year, emma was sitting her a—levels, but now far away from an exam hall in bromley, it is time for a test on the tennis court. linda noskova is a junior champion and she is much more experienced on the clay then emma, which showed as she took the first set on a tie—break. this was a battle of the teenage debutante, and emma was being brought to the brink of defeat at a set and a breakdown. but when she needed it, she called on all the talents t...

The self-professed 'evidence-led education secretary' used data to back his all-academy push that his own statisticians admitted this week 'may be misleading'

DfE forced to row back on decision to hand contract to provide free school meal vouchers if schools close again to Edenred after legal challenge by rival bidder

DfE staff are having to work in corridors and canteens after a return-to-the-office edict because there are almost twice as many workers as desks

Exam board AQA maintains its advanced information for GCSE biology exams was accurate after scores of pupils complained they had been given the wrong advice

First uni rated ‘outstanding’ under Ofsted’s new teacher training inspection framework among those snubbed for re-accreditation in first round of ITT review

Government commissioner parachuted in to run SEND services in Birmingham found caseloads hit more than 500 children per worker, according to a damning report