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ÌÇÐÄVlog unpicks some of the big claims made by the government in its long-awaited Schools White Paper – and finds some interesting and creative use of data

Your round-up of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ most popular news and features articles from the past week

The education secretary tells councils it is ‘vital’ to help newly arrived children integrate as quickly as possible

The programme pairs schools and MATs that have ‘exemplary’ behaviour practices with schools that want to improve behaviour

Universal access to remote learning is only possible with ‘substantial investment in digital infrastructure for schools’, says heads’ leader

Admin staff are being used to run lessons because of teacher absence, as schools wait for government guidance on ‘living with Covid’

DfE publishes plans to simplify EHCP process and make mainstream schools ‘more inclusive’, more than two years after launch of SEND review

NAHT general secretary Paul Whiteman said the new key stage 2 targets set out in the Schools White Paper will ‘terrify’ heads

Education secretary Nadhim Zahawi launched the DfE’s new Schools White Paper at an East London school. ÌÇÐÄVlog outlines the key points from the event

Creativity in schools is more important than ever in an economically uncertain and fast-changing world, says new guide

They may seem dry, but new technology standards could be key in helping ensure schools have the right level of infrastructure to meet the digital demands of the future

Sam Freedman pores over the Schools White Paper and finds little to get excited about – apart from, perhaps, proposals around academies that address issues left unattended for too long