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The government's own social mobility tsar has cast doubts on targets to boost literacy and numeracy, saying she is 'not sure' how they will be achieved

New government-funded curriculum resources must be used 'thoughtfully' by schools and not 'assembled as a pick and mix', Ofsted chief warns

The government’s flagship turnaround trust has taken on its first school outside the north, notching up its third academy 19 months later than planned

A former council official who worked for a local authority criticised by inspectors for 'serious weaknesses' in special needs support will advise other councils

The parliamentary education committee has welcomed five new members in the past year after several MPs stood down or took front-bench jobs

Nearly half of primary heads are considering taking on fewer early career teachers because of issues with flagship reforms, with new mentors working at weekends

The inside story of how a BBC veteran, Green MP and exams expert developed a brand new natural history qualification, which just received government approval

Headteachers plan separate isolation rooms so pupils with Covid symptoms can take their exams, as 'ambiguous' guidance forces them to find their own solutions

An 'orphan' school left waiting 11 years for a sponsor is due to become an academy next month, as its deficit balloons to £6.3 million

A union boss had branded the government as 'shameful' for its declared victory on an 'ambition' to cut £1 billion from school spending