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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’

Residential outdoor education should be a right and available to everyone, not just those who can afford it, says Martin Davidson

Alastair Campbell talks to ÌÇÐÄVlog to explain why he’s urging Labour Party leadership to make oracy an education manifesto pledge

The first national ballot on industrial action in the union’s 150-year history will run from 19 June to 31 July

Over a third of exam students during Covid felt teachers were biased against certain groups in the awarding of teacher-assessed grades, a major study shows

Oak National’s decision to make all content free under government licence – and reverse earlier decision to restrict content to UK-only users – ‘rides roughshod’ over teacher and publisher views, says BESA

Experts say eligibility criteria for free school meals needs ‘urgent review’ as students are going hungry

Schools working more closely with health, care and social services to address pupils’ mental health and wellbeing needs can help to reduce suspensions and exclusions, says report

ASCL, NAHT, NEU, NGA and Unison will lobby Parliament on Tuesday 20 June to protest the ‘unprecedented crisis’ facing schools

Minister commits to publishing data on the condition of all school buildings after Labour urges the government to be upfront with parents about the risks of collapse