We are seeing wide-scale organised exploitation both of Romanian students and of the UK taxpayer

In her first interview since undertaking a curriculum review, Francis reveals evidence and social justice are at the centre of her strategy to improve standards

The interim report, shared with The Times, also calls for greater diversity in textbooks to ‘challenge discrimination’ and more focus on teaching applied skills

An expert commissioned by Bridget Phillipson will say Gove’s EBacc system neglects vocations and dents achievement

As the government’s Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill returns to the Commons Lord Harris and Lord Bamford call for their freedoms to be maintained

Men make up only a third of staff at secondary schools, down from nearly half 30 years ago, amid fears that boys are turning to less positive role models such as Andrew Tate

What is Bridget Phillipson trying to achieve? She has failed to provide evidence that taking powers away from academies will improve a single school

Raphaël Pryor, 17, was fit and full of life in his final year of school when he had a sudden cardiac arrest. A year on, his parents want to help others cope with grief

Universities have been warned that free speech does not include harassment of other students or support for terrorists

Respondents to a poll by The Times are reporting falling numbers, with one school accusing the government of ‘vandalism’ in its approach to education