The government has launched a new recruitment site called 'Teaching Vacancies' where schools can advertise vacant roles.

The number of primary school children in Pupil Referral Units more than doubled since 2011.

The government is reportedly consulting on plans to launch a new register of children in England who are being educated at home.

Latest figures have shown that the public sector has failed to narrow its gender pay gap this year.

Children’s Commissioner calls for home education register

The Children’s Commissioner Anne Longfield is calling for a compulsory home education register after raising concerns about the increasing number of children who are being educated at home.

Gloucestershire County Council’s budget for 2019/20 will see almost £11 million extra invested into children’s services.

The Education Secretary reveals that extra financial incentives will be made available to encourage talented teachers to stay in the classroom.

Spending on museums, galleries, libraries, and local arts support has been reduced by almost £400 million over the last eight years.

More than 50 per cent of pupils in state-funded schools in England are now studying in an academy or free school.

A new report has concluded that the Department for Education does not fully understand what is driving demand for children’s social care.

MPs have warned over a succession of high-profile academy failures that have been costly to the taxpayer and damaging to children’s education.

New analysis of cloud adoption across councils, public bodies, universities and emergency services reveals slow progress and hurdles to climb.

An additional 160 staff are to be recruited by Liverpool City Council to cut the caseload of children’s social workers by up to half.

A new report has highlighted how children are increasingly choosing to spend hours indoors and on screens instead of playing outside.

An Ofsted inspection has judged children’s social care services in Birmingham as ‘requires improvement to be good’.

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