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An English primary school 'discriminated' a pastor and caretaker for reprimanding him after he called Pride 'harmful to children'.

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The man who concluded that Britain is not racist describes his anger at vocal critics who seemingly took offence without reading his words

A RECENT inspection of Richmond School and Sixth Form College has found it to be Good.

Primary schools have more than their fair share of challenges at the moment. Getting the most from their MIS shouldn’t be one of them, writes James Inman, Chief Product Officer from Juniper Education.

Schools in the Burnham-On-Sea area will be closed on Friday due to the threat of severe weather from Storm Eunice.

A SCHOOL that was placed in special measures before an academy trust took over has now been rated ‘good’ by Ofsted.

A SCHOOL that was placed in special measures before an academy trust took over has now been rated ‘good’ by Ofsted.

John Maytham interviews Somila Mjekula of The Learning Trust.

The lobby group, joined by the Learning Trust, Legal Resources Centre, NASCEE, and other academics have written to the Ministers of Basic Education, Health, and Co-operative Governance and Traditio...