Repton Bahrain is expected to open next year, with the school group saying it is confident about demand for places despite the ongoing conflict in the Middle East ...

Cases revealed by Tes ‘raise serious concerns about how children’s safety is being protected’, warns children’s commissioner ...

Suppliers also raise concerns about the management information systems framework, describing it as ‘a totally unnecessary distraction’ ...

Faith trusts run nearly a fifth of all academies, and are steadily growing. Tes examines their financial, structural and governance outlook - along with what the future holds for them ...

The government has accepted Sir David Bell’s review recommendation that schools should have a specific category for recording antisemitic incidents - but what will this mean in practice?

A MAT leader sets out the practical steps the trust took to drive all its schools to the national average or above for the phonics screening check ...

In her first accountability hearing as education secretary, Lucy Powell also told MPs about her plans for technical education ...

Calls to reinstate a version of England’s Young, Gifted and Talented programme have lately been getting louder, but are such ...

The next phase of academisation isn’t just about improving struggling schools - it’s about showing successful schools that we’re stronger together, writes CST chief ...

In our How I Lead series, we ask education leaders to reflect on their careers, their experience and their leadership ...

Government adviser suggests bill will be published early in 2027 and also says the DfE is considering how it can create a curriculum ‘that young people can succeed in’ ...

England’s largest exam board is developing a qualification that is due to run in schools from 2028, with the education secretary saying it will help Ukrainian students ‘connect to their heritage’ ...