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The ‘Legacy Games’ promised to have a major impact on health, with children benefitting most – but despite more than £2bn in investment in physical education there has been a clear failure, say Vicky Randall and Gerald Griggs

Holland Park School’s leadership was found to be “poor and unfit for purpose” by Ofsted

Dr Fiona Hill attended Bishop Barrington Academy in the late 70s and early 80s, before going on to follow her dreams in the United States of America

Education watchdog Ofsted says Bredbury Green Primary School, in Romiley, Stockport, ‘requires improvement’ following a recent inspection.

It was previously rated as 'outstanding'

The schools requiring improvement in Newcastle, Northumberland, North Tyneside, Gateshead, Sunderland, South Tyneside and County Durham

Ofsted chief inspector says there are still ‘significant challenges’ when it comes to catching pupils up on pandemic learning loss.

Tories say they were accused of playing 'politics with children’s lives' when they raised concerns about the department

St Luke's Pre-School impressed inspectors - but there is room for improvement

The 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games in London were billed as the “Legacy Games”. The euphoria in the lead up was palpable. London was poised to host a global event that, through the power of sport, promised to have a major impact on health, education and culture, as well as…

Heworth Grange School was rated inadequate in 2017 but, after joining Consilium Academies, it has moved up to 'requires improvement’