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Ministers urged to attend crunch talks to avoid Oak legal action
Government talks with BESA and other bodies bringing a judicial review over Oak National Academy have not yet found a way to halt the legal action, Tes understands
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£20m hardship funding to go to high-deficit schools
The DfE has published details of the £40m hardship fund to support schools announced alongside the teacher pay deal in July
Breaking: DfE to target extra school cash to high deficit areas
Half of the one-off £40m hardship fund announced for schools as part of the summer pay deal will go to local authorities with school deficits over 1% of income, the government has revealed
‘Vital’ behaviour hubs evaluation delayed
Schools say behaviour is getting worse – but findings from the government's main initiative to tackle the problem have been delayed until next year
Many Scottish secondary students missing a day a week
In secondary – including exam years – 18% of Scottish students attend school for less than 80% of the time, new data shows
More Scottish school strike dates planned over pay
Support staff in eight Scottish local authorities are due to strike in November, but first minister Humza Yousaf says there is no money for an improved pay offer
School leader burnout more than doubles
Senior leaders are being 'broken' by the pressures of workload, accountability and funding shortages, warns union leader
Additional support for learning inquiry launched in Scotland
Teachers and pupils are encouraged to share views on school and local authority ASN services before deadline at the end of December
Centre of Teaching Excellence questions sidestepped by Gilruth
Education secretary refuses to be drawn on how the Centre of Teaching Excellence will be run or what it will cost, saying teachers must be consulted on the proposal
Wilshaw: Ofsted ‘not focusing enough on teaching quality’
Former Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw also warns that it is 'ridiculous' that schools with 'terrible' results can receive 'good' Ofsted judgements
Welsh schools told ‘make learning interesting’ to cut absence
Attendance will improve if pupils 'actively want to come to school', says new government guidance
‘Existential threat’ to catch-up tutoring, warns DfE adviser
Warning comes as government is yet to make any commitments to funding tutoring beyond this academic year, despite widening disadvantage gap
Schools face ‘huge extra workload’ from RSHE demand
Letter from education secretary risks 'expectation' that schools 'must publish every piece of planning and resource used across the RSHE curriculum', leaders warn DfE
Mark Lehain appointed special adviser to Keegan
Former free school head returns as education secretary special adviser, with a focus on school and family policy
Probe Spielman on home education concerns, judge tells Ofsted
Ofsted must ask chief inspector Amanda Spielman for evidence behind concerns she raised with MPs over home education, tribunal rules
Should wearing a school blazer be optional?
Making blazers 'an optional item' should be carefully considered, according to a Scottish government group looking at school uniform policy