The Latest Breaking News from Gillian Keegan

Decision to shut or partially close more than 100 schools over concerns about ceilings collapsing ‘could not be made earlier’, says schools minister Nick Gibb

Here are some of the schools affected by potentially dangerous Raac

Safety fears over concrete described as ‘80 per cent air’ and ‘like an Aero Bar’ just days before new term starts

The teacher and several pupils were taken to hospital where they were treated for fractures, cuts and concussion

Efforts had been made to return grading in England to pre-pandemic levels

Some sixth forms and colleges could decide to admit pupils with lower grades on to A-level courses this summer, education leaders have said.

Gillian Keegan has once again defended her remarks that students will not be asked about their grades in 10 years’ time.

Ms Keegan said there are ‘pros and cons’ of statutory versus non-statutory inquiries but families of victims can discuss those with the inquiry’s chair

As pressure grows on NHS managers accused of ignoring doctors’ warnings

It can be hard to remember who the Education Secretary is. If you pop out to make a cup of tea you are liable to miss one. Since the last notable incumbent, Michael Gove, left the post in 2014 there have been a further nine education secretaries. Gillian Keegan, the…

Government looking to reverse trend of declining childminder numbers