The previous government’s SEND improvement plan – which took three years to draw up and cost £70 million to test – “did not go far enough”, Labour has said. The plan was billed as setting out ...

The government is drawing up reforms to the wider SEND sector, with speculation the whole system of EHCPs could be scrapped.

The Department for Education today said half of all schools now have access to a mental health support team (MHST). Funding ...

Five hundred schools will get “intensive support” from new joint attendance and behaviour hubs, the government has announced, ...

In the past two years, there have been dramatic increases in the numbers of students using generative AI to do their work. At ...

Reclaim childhood. Redefine inclusion. Regulate diagnostics. Rethink classrooms. Rebuild specialist provision. Reinforce the public sector. Six moves if we’re ready to lead the system, not just patch ...

Stuck schools will be held accountable even if support brokered for them by the government RISE teams fails to turn them ...

Labour has made “breaking down the barriers to opportunity” one of its five central missions in government. But the Sutton ...

The Department for Education will today set out details of its “Inclusion 2028” programme. The previous iteration, Inclusion ...

Research by Dame Rachel de Souza, the children’s commissioner, found almost all schools restricted phone use, but just 3.5 ...

More than one in ten schools give children less than 30 minutes for lunch, an increase on six years ago, new polling suggests ...

Equalities watchdog warns draft DfE guidance on reasonable force could leave teachers and children in 'jeopardy' Equalities watchdog warns draft DfE guidance on reasonable force could leave teachers ...