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Advice notes from Sir Michael Wilshaw, Her Majesty's Chief Inspector, to the Secretary of State for Education.
Lord Nash writes to all diocesan directors of education on their role supporting maintained schools to reconstitute their governing body.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Work marks key milestone for £2.4 billion Priority School Building Programme.
Ofsted’s Chief Inspector sets out proposals for some of the most far-reaching education inspection reforms in the last quarter of a century.
The speech explores the issues that prevent young people from engaging in education, employment or training.
Nick Boles writes to Ofqual to discuss English and maths functional skills qualifications.
Lord Nash writes to all DCSs on their role in supporting maintained schools to reconstitute their governing body.
Status and professionalism of teaching assistants to be enshrined in a new set of standards established by an independent review.
New figures reveal more young people are gaining knowledge and skills demanded by employers.
An online resource aimed at academies and free schools to help them understand the impact of the funding changes for 2015 to 2016
Reception held in Lancaster House, London, to show gratitude for young people’s assistance.
Ofqual has identified changes that exam boards must make to their assessments in time for the next year’s exams.
Launch of a project inviting independent/state school partnerships (ISSPs) focussed on specific subject teaching at primary level.
Financial incentives worth £25,000 for academic year 2015 to 2016 announced.
Sir Mike Tomlinson will bring years of experience in education to a crucial role, says Nicky Morgan.
Phonics check results show more pupils are now doing well.
Pupils to get hands-on experience and a real understanding of food and nutrition.
Events for citizenship studies, cooking and nutrition, design and technology, and drama and theatre to be taught from the 2016 academic year
Low-level disruptive behaviour in classrooms across the country is impeding children’s learning and damaging their life chances.
Students and teachers benefit from £5 million rebuild as part of the government’s Priority School Building Programme.
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