Unions say vote 'sends strongest possible message' to Education Secretary and Government that policies are failing children

Headteachers will be drawing up a blacklist of poor employers after complaints about the use of bully-boy tactics to get rid of heads have soared through the roof.

We need better systems for collecting and analysing information

If you have money to throw away and a mind bunged up with prejudices you feel you must share, all you need do these days is contact the advertising department of The Times.

Report condemns a charity running 35 schools for ‘procedural irregularities’ and ‘weak’ controls

Headteachers are to set up their own alternative school inspection service to Ofsted after claiming the watchdog is responsible for a dramatic increase in stress levels in the profession.

Children are spending more time time reading on computers or other electronic devices than on books, magazines and comics for the first time, according to a study out today.

'We have set the bar too low': Education Secretary set to make it harder to gain top-grade pass - replacing the ABC system with a one, two, three or four

School headmaster says major issue of shoddy marking needs to be tackled

Britain's second largest police force is deploying more senior officers to fight child sexual exploitation than it is against violent gun crime.

Education Secretary’s attack on lack of pupils’ knowledge not based on any academic research

Mood of headteachers is 'angrier and uglier' over education reforms

Detectives investigating historic sexual abuse at Manchester music schools have made an arrest.

Maurice Gendron, who taught at the Yehudi Menuhin School, was allegedly a sadist who abused his young students