50,000 quit London’s education system last year as schools face closure over loss of funding
Parents call for end to ‘disproportionate’ string of strikes by teachers over plans to turn schools in Lewisham into academy trust
More than 100,000 students bringing a compensation case saying their education was wrecked by Covid measures
Schools will be hit by an ‘inevitable shortfall’ in funding, it has been claimed
The government is seeking to educate teenagers about the health impact of nicotine and vaping
While various subjects have their examinations at different times, they will all take place within the same period
Some schools are refusing to authorise absence for mental health problems, MPs hear
St Martin-In-The-Fields High School for Girls will shut to most year groups this summer and cease operating completely in 2024
The Department for Education has previously said the Sats papers ‘are designed to be challenging’
The 150-year-old Randal Cremer primary in Hackney is earmarked for closure next summer
University College London was the highest ranked London university overall on the new global league table
Senior doctors and teachers are being balloted for strike action
A-level exams are due to begin shortly - with results expected in August
The morale of teachers has dropped dramatically since before the pandemic, new data reveals
St Mary’s Ukrainian School in Holland Park will throw a Coronation street party this weekend
Heat on ministers as thousands of pupils miss school, while new train walkout threatens to cause FA Cup final chaos
Families across the capital have been finding out which school their children will start at in September
School leaders warned the situation has reached ‘a new low’
Expert gives advice for parents of children whose early years were in the pandemic as they prepare to find out their primary school for September
Alleyn’s School has overhauled its English curriculum to introduce a diverse range of authors and challenge ‘white-centric, patriarchal and cis-gender ideologies’
‘Staggering’ decision to close school will hit year 10 pupils half way through their GCSEs hardest
More teachers would accept a deal if it was fully funded according to survey
Children can look forward to a couple of weeks off school over Easter.
Paying for resources has become ‘part and parcel of the job’ London teacher claims
Teachers facing Ofsted are more likely to come home exhausted, new study finds
Further strikes not ruled out after ASCL becomes second union to reject government pay offer
‘AI will have the power to transform a teacher’s day-to-day work’, Education Secretary says
Teaching leaders refuse to rule out strike action during exam season
London has been overlooked for school funding despite having areas with high deprivation
London schools to be hit with rising bills as government energy support to end
Unions representing teachers and heads have urged the schools watchdog to pause inspections after the death of headteacher Ruth Perry
Teacher vacancies are almost twice pre-Covid levels and recruitment target is likely to be missed for the second year
New league table for universities cements reputation in creative subjects
Sir Michael Wilshaw said the watchdog had helped to raise standards over the last 30 years
Data on latest strikes show majority of schools in England closed their doors to some pupils on Wednesday and Thursday
Jeremy Hunt unveils multi-billion pound reforms to allow free childcare to be expanded to cover children below the age of three
Former education secretary said universities can deal with grade inflation, sexual misconduct, mental health and freedom of speech themselves
Tower Hamlets is to fund free school meals for all primary and secondary children no matter what their parents earn
Teachers across the country are set to walk out for two days
A new project, My Mother Worked at Imperial, aims to normalise working motherhood
London is still expected to be the hardest-hit region in the country during industrial action this week
