282 secondary schools in England have not met a new set of national standards, which take greater consideration of pupil progress and basic ability

Sir Michael Wilshaw will work as an advisor to GEMS Education company to help set up a network of low-cost private schools in India, South East Asia and Africa.

Education Secretary Justine Greening announced six more places as ‘opportunity areas’ that will receive a share of £72 million funding.

The Chartered College of Teaching aims to be a voluntary, teacher-led organisation which will support professional development, share evidence-based practice, and recognise excellence.

The borough of Knowsley, which stopped offering A levels as it could not afford to, is consulting on plans to bring the qualification back.

Almost one third of secondary school pupils avoid certain activities like PE due to low body confidence, according to research from the Be Real Campaign

According to a report from Rural England, three out of five young people in rural areas do not have adequate public transport to get to secondary school.

Schools in England are set to lose hundreds of pounds per pupil, six education unions have said.

The Guardian reports that Southwark Free School will become the sixth free school to close since the initiative was launched in 2010.

The Education Authority (EA) in Northern Ireland is consulting on plans to charge for school transport to save money.

Wrenn School in Northamptonshire and New Line Learning Academy in Kent have received warning notices by their regional schools commissioners (RSCs)

Around 70 per cent of parents and pupils surveyed by the exams regulator Ofqual did not understand the new numerical GCSE grading system.

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