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Children with SEND are missing out on vital services, Ofsted warns. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 10 November 2020

Services for children with SEND ‘seriously affected’ by Covid-19 pandemic

Sheffield City Council has paid compensation to the boy's mother. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 5 November 2020

Sheffield City Council 'failed to educate a teenager with autism for years'

Childcare bubbles allow friends and family to look after children. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 5 November 2020

No limit on size of informal 'childcare bubbles' amid second lockdown, DfE confirms

The programme is planned to provide around 15,000 tutors. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 2 November 2020

Covid-19: £76m National Tutoring Programme launches

Nurseries will stay open during the second lockdown. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 2 November 2020

Early years providers need funding to cope with second coronavirus lockdown, sector leaders say

Boris Johnson announced the new three-tier Covid-19 alert system on Monday. Picture: UK Prime Minister/Twitter

News 31 October 2020

Early years settings and schools to remain open despite second Covid-19 lockdown

Marcus Rashford visits a food bank in Manchester. Picture: FareShare/Twitter

News 30 October 2020

Mapped: Councils providing free school meals over half term and Christmas holidays

Conservative MP Jo Gideon voted against the motion. Picture: Parliament UK

News 29 October 2020

MPs removed from anti-poverty charity’s board over free school meals vote

The new kitchen will feed thousands of children in England. Picture: Akshaya Patra UK

News 28 October 2020

Indian child poverty charity serves free school meals in England

Steve Chalke says secure school will be a joined-up service that will be “vision-led”. Picture: Oasis

Analysis 27 October 2020

Oasis chief reveals school plans

Craig Bennett: "Outdoor learning can offer solutions to the multiple challenges that children and young people are facing.” Picture: Richard Jinman

Opinion 27 October 2020

Embrace nature to transform children’s experience of learning

Fast-track training programme Teach First attracts high-quality graduates to teach in disadvantaged areas. Picture: wavebreak3/Adobe Stock

Features 27 October 2020

Getting the lowdown on fast-track training schemes

Tish Feilden: “Theory is less important than the quality of relationships we build, and the trust that people need to develop in you before being open to change”

Features 27 October 2020

How I Got Here: Tish Feilden

Marcus Rashford visits a food bank in Manchester. Picture: FareShare/Twitter

News 26 October 2020

Free school meals: Thousands of doctors call for government U-turn

Marcus Rashford responded defiantly on Twitter. Picture: Manchester United/Twitter

News 23 October 2020

Free school meals row deepens as councils and businesses vow to feed children over half term