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Schools and teachers urgently need ministers to publish long-delayed transgender guidance to ensure that pupils are treated with consistency and fairness, the children’s commissioner for England has

Councils in England are in a “worsening doom-spiral of unsustainable spending” when it comes to children’s social care, according to a new report. Millions more has been

Calls have been made for the Department for Education (DfE) to release the full list of schools that have been ordered to close over safety fears. Pupils across the country

Children’s social care has its fifth minister in two years, following today’s cabinet reshuffle. David Johnston has succeeded Claire Coutinho as minister for children, families

Department for Education documents show that staff have been instructed to contact leaders of England’s schools and academies to check they are prepared to evacuate

The proportion of top GCSE grades handed out to 16-year-olds in England has dropped by 17 per cent, falling to near the same level as

The proportion of top A-level grades achieved by England’s students dropped by more than 26 per cent this year, as results fell to near the

Teacher strikes over pay have ended in England, after all four unions in a dispute with the government accepted a 6.5% pay rise. Members of