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Allergy pens to be stocked in all schools under new Government guidance
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Some London schools to close early as rare red heat warning issued
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Private school pupil numbers in England fall to lowest in at least a decade
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Gemma Collins features in Department for Education social media teaser video
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Deep-fried food to be banned in schools and sugary treats cut down
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Millions of graduates to have student loan interest capped at 6%
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Record numbers of pupils severely absent from schools in England
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Mother with cancer calls for reform of ‘unfair’ school places policy
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Children with current highest level of Send support set to fall from 2030
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Education care plans only for most complex SEND pupils by 2035
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Expert who led gender healthcare review says ‘children have been weaponised’
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‘Gender guidance could drive wedges between schools and parents’ – Tory peer
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Child removal without parental support can raise risk to future babies – report
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Half of borough's schools in debt as pupil exodus hits finances
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Schools crisis: Secondaries worst hit as pupil numbers plummet further
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AI learning tools ‘different’ to phones in schools – Bridget Phillipson
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School closures: Who decides and what rights do parents have?
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Government focused on prevention to tackle violence against women – minister
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At least one in six pupils given extra time in exams last year, regulator says
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PM says special educational needs ‘raised with me more than any other issue’
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500 more school breakfast clubs could save families up to £450, Government says
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Jess Phillips: ‘Schools get asked to do too much’
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Teenager and parent join planned legal action calling for school phone ban
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Education spending plans will struggle to narrow gaps in outcomes – report
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London classrooms empty twice as fast as the rest of England
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Pupils from affluent homes ‘more likely to get places at top secondary schools’
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Phillipson: New year 8 reading test will sit alongside maths and writing tests
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Proposed year 8 tests should not be used to measure schools – review chief
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Government announces plan to cut GCSE exam time by up to three hours
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