Students from St John Plessington Catholic College, Bebington, delivered a powerful performance of ‘Brain Play’ at the Lyceum Theatre in Crewe as part of...
More people will soon have the opportunity to train to teach, as the government cuts apprenticeship red tape as part of steps to get...
A new, transformative book offering a rich and powerful exploration of Liverpool’s role in Transatlantic Slavery and its lasting legacy is being launched on...
Today, Saturday 3 May, school leaders’ union NAHT has released the results of a snap poll of its members which shows that 4 out...
Addressing delegates at school leaders’ union NAHT’s annual conference in Harrogate, Angi Gibson, who takes over as the union’s president from September, demanded action...
Ofsted inspectors have judged Children’s Services in Blackburn with Darwen as ‘Good’ in a glowing report published this month following a three-week inspection in...
Nearly two-thirds (65%) of school leaders say their mental health has been harmed in the previous 12 months, with some being forced to leave...
Education researchers at Edge Hill University and University College Cork have secured funding to explore how schools can become more inclusive. The £155,000 grant,...
In a recent report, Dame Rachel de Souza, the children’s commissioner for England, warned that generative AI apps that enable the creation of sexual...
School leaders’ union, NAHT, has responded to an announcement by the Department for Education regarding funding schools receive per infant free school meal. Funding...
