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An academy trust set up by veteran Labour politician Frank Field and Tory donor David Ross has announced it is taking on its first school. The Frank Field Education Trust (FFET) is the brainchild of Field, the MP for Birkenhead, and Ross, the millionaire founder of Carphone Warehouse, who chairs the New Schools Network. The […]

A lower proportion of pupils met the government’s “expected standard” in key stage 1 reading teacher assessments this year, while results for maths improved slightly. In 2018, 75 per cent of pupils were said to be working at the expected standard in reading, compared to 76 per cent in 2017. But the proportion of pupils […]

The proportion of pupils meeting the government’s “expected standard” in the year 1 phonics screening check has increased to 82 per cent. Last year, 81 per cent met the standard in year 1. The proportion of pupils meeting the standard by the end of year 2 remains stable at 92 per cent. The proportion of […]

Damian Hinds has criticised Labour’s plans to put a halt to the academies programme, labelling them as “reckless”. The education secretary said returning academies and free schools to local authority oversight would “turn the clock back on the successful education reforms we have enacted”, and on “the 1.9 million more children at good or outstanding schools”. […]

Schools need urgent clarity about the work restrictions teachers from Europe will face in Britain after the country leaves the EU, the National Education Union has said, amid confusion following a landmark report. The migration advisory committee has published its recommendations for the Home Office on how migration to the UK from the European Economic […]