Knife crime is on the rise in the country and so are school exclusions, but that doesn't mean schools should be held accountable for knife crime...

There is a large disparity between what the government claims are "record amounts" of funding going into schools and what teachers and heads are experiencing first hand, seeing "cuts" to ....

Schools could get little more than 150 minutes’ notice before Ofsted inspectors arrive under plans for its new inspection framework, Tes can reveal.

Schools are putting parents under pressure to home school pupils who they want to expel, report finds..

Following a consultation with over 800 children, teachers and members of the Anti-Bullying Alliance, it emerged that a top priority was showing that bullying is a behaviour choice.

A crisis in funding for children with special educational needs is plunging councils across the country deeper into the red and forcing parents into lengthy legal battles to secure support.

Poor treatment she received from senior staff during her first few years in the classroom left her feeling undermined and bullied. She said: “I had night terrors which left me exhausted. ....

The Department for Education are helping youngsters get into teaching with a list of helpful funding options, from free bursaries and scholarships to student loans and finance.

Ofsted Chief Inspector Amanda Spielman speaks about the challenges that schools based in working class areas face and the tendency for them to receive lower Ofsted reports.

Schools to benefit from an extra £50million to improve facilities and create more good school places for children with special educational needs. The Government also announced a further £680million to ....

Article discusses the concern amongst teachers and educational authorities over the falling standards in basic literacy skills in schools.

Article discusses the holistic approach some schools are taking to provide an integrated learning experience about life and education.