Over a quarter of GCSE science pupils have revealed that they are not offered practical lessons often enough.

The government’s annual Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) report has shown that 887 migrant teachers were employed by schools in 2015.

An Ofqual blog has warned schools to be cautious of GCSE grade predictions to avoid disappointment.

The head of PISA global education rankings, Andreas Schleicher, has raised concerns about the financial difficulties that schools are currently facing.

Year 3 phonics test retakes are being scrapped after pupils fail to meet standards on the third attempt.

The Local Government Association is calling for councils to force academies to accept students who have been excluded from a previous school.

More than 600 schools are spending “next to nothing” on developing their teachers, a study has shown.

The Scottish education secretary has refused a recommendation which would allow teachers to search students for weapons, following the stabbing of a 16-year-old boy.

A new Scottish funding scheme is set to provide schools with a £120 million cash boost to help disadvantaged students.

Ormiston Academies Trust is set to spend £1 million to improve its communications department following a number of scandals in recent years.

The founder of the grassroots Labour Teachers website John Blake has taken over as education chief at think tank Policy Exchange.

Official league tables for schools may be inaccurate after research conducted over four years suggests that the information is unreliable.

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