Absence rates have not dropped since higher £160 fines were introduced in September, analysis reveals

With only around 18 months of the current Parliament remaining, almost half of the action plan that resulted from review of additional support needs has yet to be completed

International schools group announces four high-profile appointments to help students 'thrive in a rapidly changing world'

Ofsted report cards will 'strongly inform' the level of regional support and intervention that schools receive from new RISE teams, the DfE says

Children’s reading is at 'crisis' point, the National Literacy Trust warns, after a significant fall in the number of young people who report enjoying reading

More teachers said financial education should be delivered in PSHE or across the curriculum than in just maths lessons

There is also no sign that the phonics screening test has narrowed attainment gaps by the end of primary school, report by the Education Policy Institute shows

The General Teaching Council for Scotland says it is ‘planning to increase the fee on an incremental basis from April 2025’

New 'disability literacy' training aimed at schoolteachers is being offered by Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh

Neil O'Brien will serve as a shadow education minister under the new Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch

Maths anxiety is 'extremely common and incredibly persistent' and it can extend across generations, expert warns

Chief education officers at Greenwood Academies Trust tell Tes what they are proudest of, and why they both think Geoff Barton has made a huge difference

It will 'become much more difficult' for trusts to support maintained schools that need help without the funding, trust leaders warn

Former inspectors Professor Colin Richards and Frank Norris warn that concerns raised about the watchdog's governance are at risk of being ignored

The Independent Schools Council is taking legal action against the government after the tax policy on fees was confirmed in yesterday’s Budget