Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete has been permanently removed from 62 schools and colleges so far.

Former DfE permanent secretary Jonathan Slater suggests replacing current Ofsted inspections with a new accountability system for schools

The Department for Education said it is ‘slowing the stubborn rise in severe absence’.

A Send taskforce set up by the Institute for Public Policy Research has recommended creating a new system of additional learning support.

The DfE has partnered with Sainsbury’s, Morrison, Weetabix and Magic Breakfast to support free breakfast clubs.

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson said the Government will bring forward a full Schools White Paper in the new year.

The returning officer in the no-confidence poll in incoming president George Abaraonye faced ‘an impossible working atmosphere’, a notice said.

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson said the Government will legislate to increase caps automatically in the future, linked to quality.

Recommendations to help young people make better progress post-16 will be reflected in the coming skills white paper, Professor Becky Francis said.

Speaking at a conference, the Education Secretary warned some children disengaged from school feel ‘not supported but betrayed’

The Education Secretary will set out the core tenets of the Government’s forthcoming Schools White Paper in a speech to a conference.

Nearly half of those polled were concerned their teachers cannot spot when others have used AI to do their schoolwork.

A YouGov survey found more than three in four teachers said misogyny is a big problem.

The former education secretary told the UK Covid-19 Inquiry things should have been done differently.

The ASCL said members are ‘gravely concerned about the stress and pressure likely to be generated by the new inspection system’.

The Department for Education is launching new guidance to help parents find evidence-backed advice.

The UCU is set to ballot members over strike action.

The Youth Sport Trust said too many girls, particularly those with multiple inequalities, were being left behind in PE and sport.

The Department for Education will continue to provide bursaries and scholarships for trainee teachers in certain subjects.

Former DfE director general for schools Sir Jon Coles said his trust got on planning for school closures in March 2020 before receiving direction