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There is ‘no place for private schools’ in a country that sees education as ‘a public good’, report argues

The Conservatives want to keep exams and introduce a national Covid ‘catch-up’ tutoring scheme

Government plans bullying crackdown as Ofsted investigates concerns of a ‘rape culture’ in schools

LONG READ: Longer school days are predicted to be key to a 4-year Covid recovery plan due to be unveiled by the PM next month. William Stewart examines whether this means a bust-up with teachers’ leaders.

The Liberal Democrats want play-based education until age 7 and for teachers to earn at least £30,000 a year

DfE won’t reveal its estimate of its savings from cutting school pupil premium funding for the poorest, in case of ‘harm’ to its reputation

In a poll, 1,400 teachers reveal how their schools are in breach of DfE ‘duty’ to provide daily collective worship

A return of principal teachers is part of the Liberal Democrats’ plans to boost Stem education in Scotland

But recruiting surplus teachers could pay off if aligned with Covid catch-up plans, says member of ITT review group

Ahead of the 6 May election, the SNP pledges to reform exams and give teachers more power

‘Proper investment’ needed from government to make schools ‘safe’ in the future, says medical expert

Teachers’ leader backs call to spend £10m DfE behaviour hub programme fund on mental health counsellors instead