Apr 17 2026 | News
Provision gap leaves some pupils 20 times less likely to be able to access support Government efforts to deliver inclusive mainstream education are at risk due to a chronic shortage of Educational Psychologists (EPs), according to new research from the Education...
Apr 17 2026 | News
Pilot sees 15 per cent drop in uptake, and costs rise There are concerns that the government’s new school food standards, designed to promote healthier eating, may prove counterproductive after a pilot saw uptake of school meals decline. Earlier this week the DfE...
Mar 27 2026 | News
School leaders suspect some pupils are being actively discouraged More than a third of school leaders believe some schools in their area actively discourage applications from pupils with SEND, with a new report suggesting both poorer pupils and those with SEND are...
Mar 27 2026 | News
EBacc accused of skewing ‘curriculum and qualification choices’ Young people are being channelled away from creative subjects by ‘educational hierachies’ according to a new report, with girls and those from disadvantaged backgrounds particularly affected. The...
Mar 20 2026 | News
The Primary PE Conference, hosted by Reading FC Community Trust, is returning on Friday 19th June. The event brings together teachers, TAs, HLTAs, sports coaches, sports coaching apprentices and independent school PE staff to share new ideas, discuss best practice and...
Mar 20 2026 | News
Annual survey highlights divide between eligible families and others Early Years childcare is becoming more affordable overall, but there are ‘serious gaps’ in access for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and those from poorer families,...
