Ofsted has published its report and accounts for the 2024-25 academic year, during major disruptions, as school effectiveness grades were scrapped and new inspections are set to launch in November.
Two national programme will provide teachers and school leaders across England with new training and resources to protect pupils and strengthen critical thinking in the digital age.
The Education Policy Institute has published their annual report, which looks at the state of education in England in 2024, focussing on the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and their peers.
Almost half (48 per cent) of multi-academy trusts (MATs) say their trust is financially vulnerable, with 43 per cent of trusts forecasting an in-year deficit for 2024-2025.
The government has set out its expectations for schools and colleges to meet six digital standards by 2030, helping to end the postcode lottery in access to technology.
New research by The Sutton Trust has revealed an increasing digital divide in the UK’s education system, with private schools outpacing state schools in harnessing AI.
Ofsted has announced several measures to reassure education providers about the quality of inspectors’ work, as the rollout for the revised framework in November draws closer.