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The future of major school reforms face at the least being delayed after the department was plunged into turmoil when four ministers resigned earlier this week

'Take your time' over decisions about moving into trusts, United Learning boss tells standalone schools

Boris Johnson loyalists Brendan Clarke-Smith and Andrea Jenkyns have been appointed junior ministers at the Department for Education

Minister insists she doesn't want to 'micro-manage academies', but new intervention powers are necessary in the government's flagship schools bill

A London council plans to offer a single-academy trust it co-sponsors a £1 million loan to help its bid to take over Holland Park School

DfE will plough on with ordering more schools to academise or join new trusts, despite fears reforms will hit recruitment and discourage trusts from taking on schools

Nadhim Zahawi has scrapped several clauses of his controversial schools bill in a humiliating climbdown following accusations of a Whitehall power-grab

DfE claims review of school accountability and regulation will 'future proof' the role of academy trusts and 'pave the way' for the conversion of all schools

Recognising the strong demands for Yoga in the Kingdom, Saudi Arabia has announced to establish specialist academies and training institutes across all cities to give a modern twist to the ancient art of Yoga combined with science and sport.

The St Joseph CMAT's chief executive compared its task to a 'mission to Mars', but the pilot could spark copycat trusts nationwide