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The ‘inclusion unit’ for problem pupils at Beacon High, one of eight funded by the Standard, has achieved incredible results. David Cohen says the DfE should be learning a lesson

Sir Martyn Oliver is the Department for Education’s preferred candidate to take over from Amanda Spielman.

Report criticises ‘range of shortcomings’ in qualifications intended to be equivalent to A-levels

The first T-level courses were launched by the Government in September 2020 as technical alternatives to A-levels.

As most parents of teenagers are acutely aware, there comes a time when children start prioritising their friends over their parents. While young children rely on their parents for social interactions and influences, there’s a notable switch during adolescence, where the influence from peers and friends becomes more important.

Sir Martyn Oliver heads Outwood Grange trust renowned for high rates of suspensions

Pioneering early years centre in north London faces closure as landlord Coram plans to double rent

Inspectors praise ‘sensitive and impartial’ teaching of relationship and sex education at Rye College after secret video raised concerns

Plans to expand free childcare for working parents were ‘problematic’, an education charity has warned.

Opposition Liberal Democrats have put down a motion in a bid to prevent further 'drift, delay and deterioration'

A Mirror investigation found more than £100m of taxpayers’ money could have been spent on places at children’s homes given the lowest possible rating given by Ofsted inspectors last year