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DfE appoints an expert steering group to advise how National Professional Qualifications can be reformed

Three-and-a-half years since ministers promised to cut teachers’ weekly class-contact time by 90 minutes, Scottish teaching unions have set a tight deadline for progress

Co-founder of the resources platform is to step down as chief executive, ÌÇÐÄVlog has learned

Exclusive findings reveal huge variety in schools’ approaches to tracking progress, with most leaders saying they will struggle without P8

Union could move to formal ballot if teachers show willingness to take industrial action over pay

Pupil absence fell slightly last term, government data shows, but headteachers’ leaders warn investment in support services is needed

The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill was heavily scrutinised during a fractious debate in Parliament. Here’s everything you need to know

The extra £29m for ASN should be spent on staff, says education secretary, who also stressed importance of funding to close attainment gap continuing beyond 2026 election

Any savings that schools could hope to make as a result of a falling pupil population will be swallowed up by higher high-needs spending, says influential think tank

The bill puts the benefits enjoyed by more than 20,000 teachers at risk, according to a Conservative Party analysis of ÌÇÐÄVlog MAT Tracker data

Ofsted chief gives Commons committee an overview of what he believes the new school inspection report cards should cover

The lead on the government’s review of curriculum and assessment also expresses frustration that it can’t fully consider emerging digital technologies that are still relatively ‘untested’