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Children in every part of the country to get access to enriching activities to beat isolation online and build connections in the real world
Education Secretary confirms all pupils will sit a mandatory reading test at age 13 to drive up reading standards.
Ofsted's Chief Inspector, Sir Martyn Oliver, spoke at Voice 21's Speaking Summit in London.
New youth justice diversion statistics for 2025 highlight continued reduction in justice contact through diversion. Yet disparities remain in outcomes across ethnicity, age and location.
Education Secretary urges parents to swap scrolling with reading as she launches a National Year of Reading for 2026 to boost kids’ literacy and life chances.
Ofsted's National Director for Education, Lee Owston, spoke at the Schools and Academies Show in London.
Education Secretary addresses leaders from schools and trusts in the south west to kick off a series of regional conferences focused on driving up attainment.
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