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

The delay has been called 'frustrating' for schools that will have spent time preparing for the testing changes, which were set to start in the 2024-25 autumn term

Cross-party MPs, including Commons Education Select Committee chair Robin Walker, write to the chancellor ahead of spring Budget calling for 'life-changing' tutoring cash to continue

Research shows a big increase in references to misogyny, sexism and sexual harassment in Ofsted inspection reports

The authority is looking to save £27.8 million – but unions warn the move will negatively impact all children and lead to an increase in exclusions

The Endeavour Learning Trust chief discusses the drama teacher who helped him transition to secondary school, accountability and authenticity in leadership

Rory Gribbell, who has held jobs in the DfE and Downing Street, has been made Ofsted's director of strategy and engagement

ÌÇÐÄVlog has analysed the published accounts of more than 50 of the country's largest MATs to break down chief executive pay

Watchdog's 'softening the edges' approach will not be enough to tackle the scale of the problem, warns Headrest UK

Over three years the ‘education service reform’ would mean teacher numbers being cut in primaries and secondaries and a reduction in promoted posts

Around 400 staff will strike tomorrow in a dispute over pay that Unite says will have ‘a major impact’ on exams – but the SQA says the union is 'scaremongering'

This week’s essential education news includes ÌÇÐÄVlog analysis of what the biggest MATs paid their chief executives last year, and new government guidance recommending that schools ban phones

Two in five teachers have worked extra hours without payment in the past year, TUC study finds

Stark inequalities in post-16 outcomes across the UK have been revealed by new research – with the problem 'most acute' in Wales

More staff and better training urgently needed to help pupils with additional support needs – even coffee shops set the bar higher for mandatory training, Additional Support for Learning Inquiry hears

Delay comes after teaching unions the NEU and NASUWT said they would ballot members for industrial action over teacher pay again this year

Headteachers' leader voices concern about the capacity of social care and the police to help children if there is an increase in referrals

Gary Schlick, current deputy CEO of the 27-school multi-academy trust, will take up the top job in September

The children's commissioner told Commons Education Select Committee MPs today that she would like to get a national picture of how schools restrict mobile use

An ASCL poll has found that 50 per cent of school business leaders are considering leaving their role in the next three years

The increase in violent behaviour in Scottish schools has also left some staff suffering PTSD, warns EIS union

The survey findings come after free school meals were extended to every primary school pupil in London for a second year

Services such as social work, libraries and youth work will suffer if the Scottish government pushes ahead with plans to ring-fence £145.5m for school staff, say councils

The government turns down recommendations for 11-16 changes made by a House of Lords committee