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From football-funded free schools to boxing academies, great progress is being made on tackling the problem of excluded pupils. But there’s still a long way to go, writes one veteran education journalist

Brexit, recent statistics from Ofsted and a potential Jeremy Corbyn-led government could mean a sharp end to the peace being enjoyed by the independent sector, writes one education journalist

It is not without irony that children will be exposed to a rounded education at school, only to be put on a conveyor belt once they reach higher education

Some of the salaries being commanded in the upper echelons of education are eye-watering, writes one veteran education journalist

Giving pupils the opportunity to meet credible authors, illustrators and other arts professionals sparks joy – and even future careers, writes one veteran educational journalist

The decline in the creative arts in this country because of the Ebacc threatens one of Britain’s most successful sectors – we need a campaign to save them