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Ofsted has published inspections into 725 primary school at the start of the year - nearly one in five are failing.

England’s state schools are desperate for money. Labour is right to say that their private counterparts should be treated as businesses

So far in 2024, some 725 primary schools have received an Ofsted report. Most have been in the Good (66 per cent)  or Outstanding (16.7 per cent) categories.

The NEU will launch an indicative strike ballot on March 2. The NASUWT joined them, becoming the second education union to announce plans to run a consultative ballot “in the coming weeks”.

We examine the rationale for MSLs in education, the minimum service levels for teaching likely to be set and whether schools will impose them.

Heads warn of ‘broken system’ as staff are laid off or not replaced to balance the books

“It’s terrifying that we’re allowing this to happen. Every piece of research I see about COVID underlines the fact that this is not a cold, it’s a multi-system vascular disease and is causing all kinds of damage to our brains and bodies.”

In England, 234 schools have been confirmed to contain reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac).

Inspector tells Observer investigation that top officials are aware that computer system crashes can wipe out data

Ofsted’s system for recording inspection evidence has for years suffered glitches that wipe data and force inspectors to re-record their findings