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New data protection changes are landing across the UK education sector, and they’re not just “for the DPO”. The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) introduces updates that affect how schools share information for safeguarding, how they handle concerns from parents...


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Despite government progress towards removing RAAC from schools, significant concerns remain about the condition of England’s school estate, MPs warn today.

The cross-party Education Committee has today published its 


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A groundbreaking blueprint for tracking progress for pupils with SEND has been developed and launched by Outcomes First Group (OFG) – the UK’s largest provider of specialist provision.

The new framework – ‘Progress X’ – is designed to transform SEND assessment and support – an area the Department for Education (DfE) identified as challenging but essential in the re...


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School leaders navigate a delicate balancing act. On one side sits the unavoidable pressure of budget constraints and financial accountability, while on the other rests the non-negotiable duty of care owed to every student who walks through the school gates.

Every textbook placed on a desk,


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Ultra-processed and ‘beige’ foods now make up two-thirds of calories in UK school lunches, experts have warned.

Despite dietary guidelines, around 80% of UK children eat less than the recommended number of vegetables, with one-third consuming less than one portion a day.

At the same time, nearly half of toddlers’ daily calories now come from ultra-processe...


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