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Report will interrogate Labour's announcement that it would work with schools to deliver a 'teacher training entitlement' if elected

ÌÇÐÄVlog reveals the multi-academy trusts planning to expand, consolidate or halt growth in the next two years

To restore purchasing power lost since 2010, schools would need £3.2 billion in extra funding, the think tank warns

The government has recommended teacher pay awards return to ‘a more sustainable level’ for 2024-25

The right resources will be crucial to helping teachers make a success of the new curriculum, says the chief executive of Wales’ new resources body

Your essential education news this week includes the government recommending a lower teacher pay rise and schools being forced to share daily attendance data

Pay rise is essential for school support staff battling the cost-of-living crisis, real-terms pay cuts and increasing job stress, say unions

Teachers need more support to identify 'undeclared' use of artificial intelligence in coursework, school and exam leaders warn

Inquiry into additional support for learning hears of families who do not feel that their autistic child is included in mainstream school

Education minister Paul Givan seeks to reassure schools after accusing UK government of 'reneging' on a financial commitment to integrated schools

Speech and language therapists should be working in schools supporting teachers – not in clinics, says the head of the professional body for SLTs in Scotland

FFT Education Datalab has issued a warning around the 'additional pressure' the increase could put on alternative provision 

Survey findings reflect 'catastrophic underinvestment' in the school estate, according to heads' union

Now teaching unions are calling for ‘time, support and resources’ so schools can confidently bring LGBT-inclusive education into the curriculum

DfE confirms statutory measures to combat low attendance, including national framework for parent fines

Scotland's education secretary attempts to ease concerns that little progress has been made on reforming assessment and qualifications since the June 2023 Hayward report

New schools are often large and open plan, but the noise can make it harder for children to learn – and in the worst-case scenario, they can also be unsafe, MSPs hear

Hayward review consultation sheds light on how the Scottish education sector wants qualifications reformed, drawing on the views of more than 11,000 people

Claire Heald, currently national director of education at Academies Enterprise Trust, will take up her new role in June

Confederation of School Trusts urges government to review school league tables and consult on replacing inspection grades

Star Academies and Eton announce plan to set up organisation focused on ensuring high-achieving pupils reach their potential

Training in how to use more academic language in lessons helps teachers feel more confident in multilingual classrooms, research finds

More children 'appear to be starting primary school without the basic life skills they need', heads' leader warns

For two years running the proportion of school leavers from S6 has fallen and the proportions from S4 and S5 have increased – but why?