
20 August 2008
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A new report has called for a massive expansion to the academies programme, including the creation of "all through" academies for children aged three to 18.
Children's Secretary Ed Balls has announced the details of an inquiry into problems with this year's Key Stage 2 and 3 SATs results.
The Department for Children Schools and Families (DCSF) should cut carbon emissions to set an example to schools, an independent advisor has said.
Parenting charities are calling on teachers, social workers and nursery staff to take part in a national survey about more support for families affected by separation.
Long waiting lists and poor communication between service providers prevent schools from delivering Swift and Easy Access, the service that identifies and supports young people with additional needs.
Schools must invest in developing a new generation of school leaders to avert a future staffing crisis, according to Toby Salt, strategic director for school leadership development at the National...
Unions have warned schools not to do "the work of the police" after the government said teachers will be given the right to search pupils for drugs and alcohol.
A Welsh Assembly Government bid to boost the attainment of disadvantaged pupils has failed to improve exam results, according to education watchdog Estyn.
Academy heads need different qualities to conventional school leaders, according to research commissioned by The Specialist Schools and Academies Trust.
Local authorities are to take control of educating young people in custody, under proposals set out in the government's Youth Crime Action Plan.
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