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More families appealed their child’s school place for this academic year, new government figures show

As more schools in the US move to four-day weeks in a bid to save money and boost recruitment and retention, Irena Barker looks at how the model is working – and whether it could make sense in the UK

A coalition is calling on the government to ramp up spending on one-to-one tuition for disadvantaged children and scrap schools’ need to match fund costs

To help keep young people out of the clutches of county lines gangs, schools should look for signs of vulnerability in primary-age children and keep an eye on exclusion rates, MPs were told today

New government guidance is encouraging schools and trusts to seek advice from regional ‘flexible-working ambassadors’ and attend workshops and webinars

A long-awaited consultation on the content of the first-ever British Sign Language GCSE will seek the views of teachers, employers and the deaf and hearing communities