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A leading education charity suing the government after it lost out on the flagship Institute of Teaching contract wants £750,000 in damages for 'wasted costs'

The government has withdrawn an academy termination notice after the school’s Tory donor-founded trust got an improved Ofsted following a legal challenge

A school has written to parents warning that they will have to pay for their child’s exams fees if they do not turn up without a good reason

National academy standards in schools bill could dictate the make-up of trust boards, the length of the school day and even staff pay, draft law suggests

A leading education charity has lodged a High Court legal challenge against Nadhim Zahawi over handling of flagship £121 million Institute of Teaching contract

A council has started talks with schools about launching its own academy trust, with detailed plans to be published later this year

The government has published its landmark schools bill, the first major piece of legislation for the sector since 2016, proposing sweeping academies reforms

Baroness Hallett said she “hopes” Johnson would accept her Covid inquiry recommendations “in full”.

Tutoring league tables will not be used as a "stick to beat people with", the Department for Education's top civil servant has claimed

Schools have been told to factor in the government's new 'parent pledge' of support for children who fall behind when setting their budgets for next year