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The third largest academy trust has guaranteed parents a place on school-level governing bodies – after previously sidelining them

The government has threatened to remove a school from a turnaround academy trust dubbed 'one of our most successfully performing' by former minister Lord Nash

Middle—class white man. so there is race involved there. to answer your question about restoring trust, i think there has to be a coming together of the police unions who have fought many of these reforms of police training facilities. these officers were so poorly trained i was appalled. they need to be trained in the academies and then there needs to be retraining, periodic retraining and one of the aspects of that retraining is that we often see police brutality following a chase or a pursu...

It is interesting when you saw that they were black officers the this time so we could not directly attributed to racial bias but there is race involved in this because the offices are much less likely to be concerned about consequences when violating the rights of a young black man as opposed to a middle—class white man. so there is race involved there. to answer your question about restoring trust, i think there has to be a coming together of the police unions who have fought many of these r...

An NFER report warns white paper vision would need conversions at 'unprecedented' speed, threatening standards

Labour will 'end the needless micro-management' of schoolsand 'celebrate the achievements' of both academies and maintained schools, says Bridget Phillipson

United Learning, the country's largest academy trust, has applied to write off a 'duplicate payment' of £133,000 made to a company that went into liquidation

Delta is overhauling a Bradford academy, but questions remain over the former 'orphan' school's 11-year wait for a sponsor

Small schools can be the last bastion of a sense of place in communities that have lost their local pub, post office, doctor’s surgery or bus services.

Tom Campbell has been appointed as the permanent chief executive of E-ACT, after leading the 28-school trust last year in an interim role