Anna Fazackerley

Steve Bladon has been a headteacher for a decade. Yet when he found himself temporarily home educating his 11-year-old daughter, who had such severe anxiety that she couldn't leave the house, he admits he felt “absolutely lost”.

Sister of headteacher Ruth Perry, who killed herself last year, joins call for ‘complete reset’ of schools inspectorate

Primary schools may not have enough space, specialist facilities or staff to deliver the 100,000 new nursery places in England that the government has promised, early childhood experts have warned.

Early years experts warn of lack of staff, playgrounds and toilets

Parents force U-turn on hardline approach that included ban on absence for period pains without medical information

When he started secondary school in Hackney, east London, at the age of 11, Sam* had high attainment levels and loved learning.

Two hundred lawyers have come together to challenge a wave of discriminatory exclusions

Sector faces ‘catastrophic loss’ as more than 9,000 thirtysomething women leave state education in a year

Oxford University has been accused of relying on academics on “Deliveroo-style” and precarious fixed-term contracts to give the majority of its

Leading university accused of relying on young academics employed on gig-economy terms