Ofsted chief Michael Wilshaw has called on the government to reinstate key stage 3 exams, claiming abolition of tests had allowed standards to drop and has widened the gap between the rich and poor.

Industry leaders have called for a wider roll out of Scotland’s scheme to give every primary schoolchild the chance to go to the theatre at least once a year.

The National Audit Office (NAO) has questioned the Department for Education’s (DfE) spending on teacher training bursaries without measuring whether they are effective.

New exam rules announced by Ofqual could lead to many pupils missing out on the opportunity to resit GCSE exams.

A petition against government plans to compel children to resit their Sats test at secondary schools has gained over 4,000 signatures.

Analysis from the New Schools Network has found stark regional differences in the proportion of pupils studying A-levels in local state schools in England.

A new mental health service, ChatHealth, has been launched for school pupils in Cumbria.

According to an annual admissions survey, launched at a Higher Education (HE) advisors’ conference, many officials believed students are not being prepared enough for higher education.

Grammar schools in Kent have been encouraged to provide up to 700 more places for children from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Low standards in schools across the East Midlands region are exposing the educational fault line dividing the nation, Ofsted has said.

A majority of Scottish teachers taking part in a ballot about their workload have supported the idea of industrial action on the issue.

Children with mental health difficulties face a ten year gap before receiving help, a report by the Centre for Mental Health has said.

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