I’m not suggesting necessarily every day, but on a regular basis whereby children are imbibed with the national anthem and it ...

Reform UK members are descending on Birmingham for the party’s annual conference. The Schools Week team will bring you all ...

In his spare time, Owen is a pianist and co-runs a performing arts academy for young people aged 3 to 18. Daniel is the lead ...

A freedom of information request to the Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) asked how many teachers have been struck off for ...

The Department for Education’s (DfE) latest interim evaluation gives a useful picture of how the programme is developing.

The education secretary wants the school accountability system to be “much more supportive and understanding” of the job ...

One thing that never ceases to amaze me about school leaders is their optimism. That optimism has to be born out of hope over ...

Imagine two schools. The first welcomes pupils with a wide range of needs. It invests in specialist training, adapts its ...

A Schools Week investigation has found that some of the biggest entrance test providers are demanding that families fork out ...

New or reformed national GCSE-level qualifications may be needed as part of Andy Burnham’s plans to introduce technical ...

The prominent chief executive of a 26-school academy chain has stepped down after a decade at the helm, with his influential ...

Schools are rightly expected to notice when something is wrong. We expect teachers to identify changes in a child’s behaviour, recognise emerging safeguarding concerns, notice deteriorating attendance ...