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Research shows majority of primary school teachers are dealing with a rise in ‘needless chatter, shouting during instruction and laughing inappropriately’

Students in deprived areas were almost twice as likely to report falling behind in their education due to pandemic disruption, new research shows

Labour shadow schools minister Stephen Morgan MP explains why the Conservatives’ track record on managing school estates shows it’s time for a change of government

Schools in Northern Ireland have much to boast about in terms of international rankings but there are myriad tensions within the education system – not least over academic selection, finds John Morgan

Amendment ensures land for newly built academy schools would continue to be held in charitable trust

This week’s education round-up includes the threat of coordinated strike action by teachers and heads, demands for an inquiry into this year’s Sats reading paper and an RSE review

There is a sense of urgency in a major report based on the views of 38,000 people on the future of Scottish education

Children’s commissioner calls for a national campaign to fix attendance as latest data shows more than a fifth of pupils were persistently absent so far this academic year

Former children’s commissioner Anne Longfield explains why, if the government is truly committed to giving children the best start in life, it needs a department whose name makes that clear

The results of Scotland’s ‘national discussion’ about the future of education were published and debated at Holyrood this afternoon

Decades worth of ‘progressive’ spending policies aimed at schools in disadvantaged areas are gradually being eroded, new report finds

Panel appointed following concerns that children are ‘being taught concepts they are too young to understand’