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Sam Freedman explains why the procurement process for the delivery of the National Tutoring Programme was flawed – and has led to problems with the catch-up scheme

Most teachers say that climate change is not ‘meaningfully’ embedded in the curriculum, as a student-led bill on climate change gets second reading in Commons

The new curriculum will officially get underway in Welsh primaries this September – so how are things changing and what will the impact be on qualifications?

In an article to mark Childcare and Early Education Week, the Early Years Alliance warns of the damage being caused by a lack of government investment in the EYFS sector

Following February half term the expectation is that schools will decide if masks and other measures are necessary

With an increase in Covid cases among under-15s in Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon has resisted calls to lift guidance on face masks in schools

Schools are struggling to plug the gaps caused by Covid-related staff absence, leaders tell Commons education committee

Exclusive: Confusion as DfE sends face coverings to primaries

In 2001, the McCrone deal attempted to give Scottish teachers better pay, status and prospects – and less admin. Twenty years on, Emma Seith looks at the legacy of one of the UK’s most ambitious education reforms

DfE also announces 1,000 more air purifiers for schools – despite previously saying any more would be a ‘waste of taxpayers’ money’

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

The lifting of face mask rules doesn’t mean that it’s business as usual – schools still need a lot more government support, says Geoff Barton