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There is no evidence that either academies or local schools produce better results with equivalent pupils.

Leaders working in academy trusts are more likely to be Ofsted inspectors than their maintained school peers, analysis suggests

The DfE is planning to spend £1.2m in a bid to recruit trustees to parachute into failing academy trusts, as a poll suggests recruitment is stalling

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Analysis published by the membership organisation for local authorities today has claimed council schools outperform academies

Gareth Mason, the former chief executive of the Falcon turnaround trust, has been charged with child sex offences and is due to appear in court later this month

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Academy transfers have risen back to pre-pandemic levels, with more switches triggered by trusts themselves than ever before

A school that closed following the discovery of RAAC on its site months ago might not be repaired for four years, bosses have said.

The Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) handed out 12 'exit packages' of more than £50,000 last year amid a restructure that halved its staff