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Education secretary faced MP questions following publication of the Schools White Paper. Here is everything you need to know

Despite positive advances in the diversity of initial teacher training, Dan Worth and Helen Lock find that unless more efforts are made to retain these teachers at the start of their careers and offer routes to leadership, it will be a wasted opportunity

Warnings come as DfE releases first attendance data since telling schools to stop recording Covid-related absence

Action ‘urgently needed’ to support those schools and teachers being ‘targeted and victimised’, says union

Most teachers (90 per cent) who responded to a NASUWT survey said an increase in class sizes was worsening behaviour in schools

GCSE exams are back in 2022 – our guide reveals the key dates and all the information you need to know

The new NASUWT teaching union president talks to ÌÇÐÄVlog on the eve of the union’s annual conference about her pride in her new role, the importance of resilience and finding joy in everything

Pledge to reduce Scottish teachers’ class-contact time is popular but doubts remain over implementation

Teachers’ leaders warn the biggest hole in the government’s ‘shoddy’ Schools White Paper is that ‘we simply do not have enough teachers’

Conservatives’ local elections manifesto proposes extension to school day to ‘help pupils to catch up on missed learning’

Former Department for Education minister’s trust will run ‘Centre for Excellence Programme’

Report shows how first year of flagship early years policy is working in practice