Freddie Whittaker

Government forecasts 'challenging period' ahead, will review NPQs...but there are record returners

Randomised control trial found teachers told to use the generative AI cut 25.3 minutes from their planning time

And the number 'missing' education entirely has risen by 28 per cent

Ministry of Justice reports 21,000 SEN appeals in 2023-24, up from less than 14,000 the year before

‘A switched-on parent can do more in 40 minutes of one-to-one than a class’

But study also finds 'tentative signs' primary teachers feel more comfortable supporting struggling students when ability grouping is used

Draft law would let councils open schools again, end automatic academisation of failing settings and make academies follow national teacher pay scales, says DfE

CST leader sounds the alarm over the government's children's wellbeing and schools bill

The new test, which will include on-screen elements, has already been delayed by a year

Ministers get new powers over academy trusts, special school parents will have to seek approval to home educate, and branded uniform items capped at 3