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World’s Largest Martial Arts Organization expands to Saudi Arabia with live shows and academies

Training providers warn plans to launch a MAT leadership development programme could wipe them out and risk breaching competition rules

The Queen Street Group has doubled in size as it vows to champion diverse trust voices and help more women into top jobs

What kinds of bills would you like to see passed? >> after sandy hook, the u.s. house created a gun safety task force. regrettably we couldnt get any republicans to join, but we had a list of -- of initiatives that we believe will be very helpful beginning with the assault weapons ban limiting the size of magazines, universal background checks, crime prevention measures generally, investments in mental health, a lot of things we can do. theres no one thing you can do that will cover everything, ...

Government has listened to desperate pleas of leaders for more funding. But an extra £2.3 billion a year is unlikely to solve all of schools’ funding woes

Schools should not rush to join academy trusts, despite government’s vision for an all-academy system, says the head of the National Governance Association

Private school teaming up with an academy trust to open elite sixth forms in deprived areas promises 'laser-like focus' on ensuring poorer children benefit

School leaders' union ASCL has launched an 'unprecedented' indicative ballot, asking its members if they are prepared to strike over pay and underfunding

Ministers accused of 'double standards' after they offered academy trusts funding to take on under-performing schools when some of their own are coasting'

Trusts running sixth form colleges across England are drawing up contingency plans to keep settings open after teaching staff voted to strike