The Northern Ireland secretary James Brokenshire has announced that more funds will be poured into the education sector following reallocation of money.

Teachers union NASUWT has criticised the government’s move to push the state pension age to 68.

The government’s academy trust survey for 2017 has shown that 71 per cent of single-academy trusts converted to “obtain more funding for frontline education”.

Education secretary Justine Greening has announced that the government’s plans to have 90 per cent of pupils studying all EBacc subjects by 2020 has been pushed back.

Underperforming schools could improve with support through school-to-school partnerships with high-performing institutes, a report suggests.

According to the annual Ofsted attitude teacher survey, the longer a teacher has worked in schools, the less likely they are to trust Ofsted.

According to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), gender stereotyping is affecting children and young people.

The chief inspector of schools, Amanda Spielman, has warned that the new GCSE exams are threatening the chances of pupils receiving a “broad and balanced” education.

According to the union NASUWT, the announcement of £1.3 billion of funding for schools “appears to be a recycled announcement of recycled money”.

Education secretary Justine Greening has announced that an extra £1.3 billion of funding will be poured into schools over the next two years.

Former shadow education secretary Lucy Powell has been elected to serve on the education select committee along with two ex-teachers.

According to figures released by Public Health England (PHE), less than a fifth of primary children get the recommended amount of exercise by the time they leave school.

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