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A survey of head teachers reveals a worsening picture of schools funding, with growing staff cuts along with reductions in spending for a range of activities in schools.

Other fields are plagued with famous people’s offspring too, yet musical genius seems particularly difficult to pass down the generations, says music journalist Simon Price

Three quarters of primary school headteachers are cutting teaching assistant (TAs) numbers, a survey has found.

One in three school leaders in England say they are having to cut back on teaching staff to save money, according to a new survey.

A poll by the National Foundation for Educational Research found primary schools were hardest hit by funding pressures, with 50% of senior leaders relying on pupil premium cash

If The Old Oak truly is the last movie we'll get from Ken Loach, it's time to pay our respects to British filmmaking we'll never see again.

Children eligible for free school meals saw their GCSE results improve by three grades thanks to Sure Start centres.

Class is a bigger barrier to career progress than gender or ethnicity in some City firms

Class is a bigger barrier to career progress than gender or ethnicity, a study by KPMG in Britain has shown.

After years on the sideline, the MP for Ilford North rapidly became one of Starmer’s most prominent frontbenchers – and is often tipped himself as a contender for No 10