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A regional director is leading a “concerted effort” to speak to small trust leaders about mergers after the “Wild West” land grabs of early academy days.

Academy trust “quality” descriptors are “short on ethics” and should have an extra pillar to focus on the work MATs do in the community, a top boss has said.

Staff at an East Sussex academy are preparing to ballot for strike action over a trust’s 'absolutely excessive' pooling of academy cash

Small academy trusts have been warned against asking for government-backed reviews after one chair said the results were used against them to force a merger

A 16-school academy trust has defended the decision to provide six of its central team staff with £40,000 Tesla company cars

The cost of expanding academy commissioner teams has rocketed by 40 per cent in just 12 months. They now cost more than £3,000 for each of England’s academies

Twenty-seven of the 761 candidates recommended for appointment by the Union Public Services Commission were trained at the resident coaching academies in Jamia Millia Islamia and Aligarh Muslim University, beating the odds amid Covid-19 pandemic and the controversy over ‘UPSC jihad’.The academies had invited applications from women and candidates belonging to minority, Scheduled Caste and