Department for Education
-
Jun- 2025 -12 JuneWorkforce
DfE appoints Dame Christine Gilbert as next Ofsted chair
The Department for Education (DfE) has announced the appointment of Dame Christine Gilbert as the next chair of Ofsted yesterday…
Read More » -
10 JuneTech
New guidance advises teachers can use AI to save time on marking
New guidance advises that teachers can use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help speed up marking and produce correspondence with parents.…
Read More » -
5 JuneFunding
DfE expands FSM to all children of Universal Credit households
Over half a million more children will reportedly benefit from a free meal every school day, after the government announced…
Read More » -
4 JuneSchools
First schools install Great British Energy solar panels
The first 11 schools across the country to install new Great British Energy solar panels are set to save £175,000…
Read More » -
2 JuneFunding
DfE could face budget cut if treated as ‘unprotected’, IFS warns
The Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) has warned that if the Department for Education is treated as an ‘unprotected’ area,…
Read More » -
May- 2025 -28 MaySchools
DfE to roll out AI to track school attendance
The secretary of state for education, Bridget Phillipson, has revealed that the Open Innovation Team (OIT) will be providing support…
Read More » -
27 MaySchools
DfE appoints builder for permanent Boxing Academy home
The Department for Education has appointed McLaren Construction to build the Boxing Academy, a 56-student secondary school in Clapton which…
Read More » -
22 MayFunding
DfE accepts 4% pay rise for teachers
The government has accepted the School Teachers’ Review Body’s recommendation of a 4% pay rise for teachers from September 2025,…
Read More » -
7 MayExams
Government to pilot digital exam results
The government has launched a digital exam results pilot to help schools and colleges to save up to £30m a…
Read More » -
Mar- 2025 -28 MarchTeaching
T-level qualifications still less popular than BTECs, NAO finds
The National Audit office has suggested that vocational qualifications such as BTECs remain more popular than T Levels for students…
Read More »