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The Department for Education says it will 'continue to analyse local demand' going forwards.

Nine out of 10 schools in England are expected to run out of money by the next academic year, with those in London among the worst hit. So is the future of education at risk forever? Katie Strick reports

The Information Commissioner’s Office said the DfE had allowed gambling firms access to a database of children’s learning records.

We have barely reached the autumn half term and school leaders are already beginning to worry about what the academic year beginning in September 2023 will hold. The combined effect of the cost of living crisis with unexpected salary costs have already made it almost impossible for schools to balance…

He previously held the Education Minister role between July 2014 and September 2021

Some 413,320 ‘episodes of need’ started in the year ending March 2022, Department for Education figures show.

If I wanted to be a nurse, doctor, dentist or other health professional, I would be able to have a loan or bursary

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As Rishi Sunak warns of a ‘profound economic challenge’, struggling departments face reduced budgets