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Teachers are unsure about the ability of AI to cut their workload, a report finds – as the government spends millions on developing AI tools for schools

Exclusions and suspensions have increased again year on year, new analysis suggests

An international schools group plans to use thinking routines – a series of steps to help students think more deeply – so that teachers can improve life skills

Child Poverty Action Group is calling for an urgent review of the free school meal threshold, after revealing the extent of school dinner debt incurred by schools

Ever feel like your students are actively trying to avoid mental effort? That’s perfectly natural, according to researchers

Creators of a school equity scorecard hope Ofsted will adopt the approach when its new inspections get underway next year

New research has found that the right kind of effort can make all the difference when it comes to achievement, says Alex Quigley

Children’s reading is at ‘crisis’ point, the National Literacy Trust warns, after a significant fall in the number of young people who report enjoying reading

There is also no sign that the phonics screening test has narrowed attainment gaps by the end of primary school, report by the Education Policy Institute shows

Maths anxiety is ‘extremely common and incredibly persistent’ and it can extend across generations, expert warns

Applying the conclusions of research is a complex process, writes Christian Bokhove, but some simple approaches can make it easier

‘Counterintuitive finding’ means schools may get better grade predictions if they look at test results in different subjects, says researcher