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Teach First, the government’s flagship provider for attracting high-flying graduates into teaching, has recruited the lowest number of trainees in four years

Cuts campaign which saw education become one of the most important issues at the 2017 election is being relaunched as schools face a £2 billion budget shortfall

With the government in meltdown and facing electoral obliteration, will the already-endangered ‘Tory teacher’ become a thing of the past?

Fadhil Yunus Brunei Darussalam has been actively nurturing and producing young talents in combat sports over the years, as is notably evident with the dedicated kids’ programmes in various clubs and academies to represent the country in the future, especially at the regional and international level. The country has witnessed relative success in recent times, […]

The cash will help trusts build improvement capacity by taking on 'capacity giver' schools as part of £86m fund

The government is poised to drop its landmark schools bill, but officials are working on a last-ditch plan to bring back some of its proposals next year

The fact the school sector is feeling the strain won’t come as a surprise to many people. But quite how much of a strain?

Local authorities hoping to form spin-off academy trusts say they can boost conversion rates, standards and financial viability – especially among small schools

Ministers like to shout about increased budgets this year, promising all schools more funding per pupil. But what’s the reality? Tom Belger investigates...

A small poll suggests MAT leaders value centralised funding but are wary of deterring potential new trust schools