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Some SQA qualifications may not be available to home-educated young people because they include internal assessment, says new Scottish government guidance

Teachers’ and leaders’ doubts about the government’s plan for free breakfast clubs in all primary schools have been revealed by a new poll

The experts will work across two groups on plans to make mainstream schools more inclusive

The Headteachers’ Roundtable ‘strongly refutes’ several criticisms of the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill published in the national press

‘Generic’ policy on SEND support risks exposing pupils to ‘inappropriate practice’, warns the government’s inclusion lead

The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill will ensure no child is left behind and help England’s ‘excellent’ teachers drive ‘high and rising’ standards, writes the minister for school standards

Even when school safeguarding concerns result in an intervention, this can end too soon, requiring repeated referrals, the education committee heard

But the National Audit Office reveals the true cost of repairs and replacements in the school estate could be ‘substantially higher’

England is just the latest example of a government using curriculum change to make its mark on education, but things rarely go to plan for anyone involved, explains Professor Mark Priestley

The education secretary will set out the Department for Education’s plans for edtech in a speech at the Bett show

The executive director of education for the Church of England explains why it has launched two courses aimed at helping teachers and leaders to flourish

Trust leaders had raised concerns that the current wording of the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill suggested academies would lose pay freedoms