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The schools watchdog has published findings from its pilot of new report card inspections, along with the changes it plans to make. Here is everything you need to know

Until pay and working conditions are improved, other reforms to the system only increase the issues teachers face, says ASCL general secretary Pepe Di’Iasio

After years of policy turbulence, we finally have an evidence-based blueprint for change that trusts teachers as the experts, writes MAT chief executive Dan Morrow

The upper end of the salary scale has increased by over £45,000 – prompting a union to question the ‘significant’ amount being spent on ‘an outdated accountability model’

The newly published review of curriculum and assessment makes a series of recommendations across different subjects. Find out how your subject could change if the government takes forward its proposals

In an exclusive interview, curriculum and assessment review lead Becky Francis speaks to ÌÇÐÄVlog about its recommendations and the evidence underpinning them

The Francis review’s final recommendations include scrapping the EBacc, reducing exam time and making triple science available to all at GCSE

First minister responds after GMB union highlights ‘dramatic escalation in violence and threatening behaviour’ in Scottish schools

The government is looking for primary and secondary teachers to join the latest cohort of its Teacher Reference Group

A trust leader outlines his vision for how the sector needs to evolve to ensure the trust agenda regains a sense of coherence

The government has pledged to deliver thousands more teachers, but this will only help to close the disadvantage gap if we first address a fundamental imbalance in our system, writes the EEF’s Chris Paterson

A government pilot scheme offering £1,000 payments to attract early years staff resulted in fewer applicants than expected, a review shows