July saw the appointment of a new Labour government and Bridget Phillipson as education secretary, but what does that mean for your schools and trusts?
In this Governing Matters article, Senior policy and research officer, Megan Tate, talks us through the key policies that Labour hopes to pass in its Children’s Wellbeing Bill.
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