More should be done to support a cross curricular approach to Holocaust education, according to the Education Select Committee.

The government is considering new legislation that will ensure schools give equal weighting to apprenticeships and academic options when giving careers advice.

Writing in the Telegraph, Schools Minister Nick Gibb has criticised the culture of overturning new commitments that discourage pupils from studying core academic subjects.

Nicky Morgan has set out her plans for character education, at the official opening of the character symposium at Floreat School.

An investigation launched by Tes has found that exam boards may be set to increase their fees for schools and are considering cuts to subjects in reformed GCSEs and A-levels, as they struggle with financial pressures.

GCSE results have remained fairly stable across England, with the number of schools falling below the current floor unchanged at 312.

Schools should embrace new technologies as an opportunity to reduce teacher workload, according to Education Secretary Nicky Morgan.

Young people’s safety is being undermined by wide variation in sex and relationships education, the Sex Education Forum has warned.

Brighton College has dropped its 170 year-old gendered uniform rules to accommodate for transgender pupils.

The E-ACT academy chain is set to scrap local governing bodies in its schools across England.

The role of regional schools commissioners (RSCs) is unclear and in need of clarification, according to a report from the Education Select Committee.

Teach First has launched a new recruitment advert aimed at recruiting potential career-changers to challenging schools.

Pages