Decades after its ban, asbestos continues to pose serious risks within the UK’s education estate. From classrooms to corridors, managing its legacy is both a legal obligation and a vital safeguarding duty
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As mainstream schools strive to become more inclusive, new research from Inclusion in Practice sheds light on what truly works
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Ofsted is overhauling its inspection framework from November 2025 – introducing new grading terminology, report cards, and placing greater emphasis on inclusion and parental engagement
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With many classrooms also affected by poor technology infrastructure and connectivity, we examine government initiatives and grassroots efforts to tackle the digital divide.
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09/10/2025 - 09:25
The course is designed to equip governors with the knowledge and skills needed to oversee and strengthen their school’s cybersecurity practices.
09/10/2025 - 09:17
Bangor University will be establishing a centre of excellence for literacy teaching after receiving an £8 million grant.
08/10/2025 - 10:10
Nearly three-quarters of teachers (72%) say the current SEND system fails children, yet more than half (56%) expect anticipated reforms to negatively impact SEND pupils with complex needs.
08/10/2025 - 10:02
Over a quarter of all schools and colleges across England are taking part in the free National Education Nature Park programme, which sees young people create nature-rich spaces on school sites.
07/10/2025 - 09:35
Sixty-five per cent of parents and grandparents have said they felt driving should be on the school curriculum, according to a survey by Young Driver.
07/10/2025 - 09:20
The government has announced a new package of bursaries and scholarships worth up to £31,000 to train to teach in subjects including chemistry, maths, physics, and computing.
06/10/2025 - 10:20
Schools in England could face an annual shortfall of £310 million in covering the cost of free school meals unless urgent action is taken, according to a new report led by Northumbria University.
03/10/2025 - 10:01
Spending on educational support for children with high needs has risen sharply in recent years, creating unsustainable financial pressure on both local authorities and central government, new analysis warns.
Features
Decades after its ban, asbestos continues to pose serious risks within the UK’s education estate. From classrooms to corridors, managing its legacy is both a legal obligation and a vital safeguarding duty
As mainstream schools strive to become more inclusive, new research from Inclusion in Practice sheds light on what truly works
Ofsted is overhauling its inspection framework from November 2025 – introducing new grading terminology, report cards, and placing greater emphasis on inclusion and parental engagement
With many classrooms also affected by poor technology infrastructure and connectivity, we examine government initiatives and grassroots efforts to tackle the digital divide.
The School Travel Forum explains how schools can benefit from the new fast-track border clearance system at the Port of Dover
A recent report from the Public Accounts Committee has assessed the Department for Education’s approach to teacher recruitment and retention: what does it recommend?
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