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The DfE has told ITT providers to ensure students have achieved degrees at a later date after a marking boycott delays degree awards

The first cohort of leaders will start the 'immersive' year-long programme in February 2024

Jeremy Miles speaks exclusively to ����Vlog' Emma Seith about Curriculum for Wales, the new qualifications and what he has learned from Scotland’s mistakes

The government will seek views on the positive potential of AI in education as well as the risks it poses

Less than a third of people are confident that Ofsted ratings provide an accurate assessment of how good a school is, a YouGov survey suggests

Heads' leaders says schools need support on music education as the DfE announces a new board to oversee its national plan

New report calls on policymakers to 'recognise and respond' to the challenge of 'educational isolation' in schools

“Positive destinations” data shows that “teachers and support staff are clearly preparing young learners for the next stage in life very well”, says education secretary Jenny Gilruth

Researchers looking at attendance data believe around 34,000 young people could be on part-time school timetables

The popularity of learning languages was hit particularly hard by the pandemic – but these subjects are now bouncing back in Northern Ireland, a new report shows

'It can't be a postcode lottery to be promoted,' hears EIS meeting as the union agrees to investigate the experiences of groups of teachers underrepresented in promoted roles

Commons Education Select Committee to look into Ofsted grading and the impact of inspection on teacher workload and wellbeing

Secondary teachers' union warns of 'unnecessary pressure and stress' on students, but the Scottish Qualifications Authority says it is time for 'getting on with the reintroduced assessment arrangements'

Watchdog sets out roughly when school leaders can expect the call, as part of a raft of inspection changes

Ruth Perry's sister voices disappointment that Ofsted's planned changes do not include removing one-word school inspection judgements

Watchdog is planning to replace its 'three-step' complaints process to improve how it deals with schools' concerns about their Ofsted inspections

Watchdog announces series of inspection changes in the wake of the death of headteacher Ruth Perry

Urgent action is needed to relieve the pressure on teachers as the profession is 'on its knees', hears annual gathering of Scotland's biggest teaching union

EIS general secretary Andrea Bradley sets out the union's priorities for year ahead, hailing the success of teacher pay campaign but urging members to be ready for more fights to come

Just under half of secondary schools will also not have access to mental health support teams by the end of 2024, a new report suggests

EIS says better reporting of violent incidents in schools is essential and that a shortage of specialist teachers and pupil support assistants is a big part of the problem

More teacher strikes could take place from 3 July as union calls on education secretary to resume talks and publish pay plans

Union leader raises alarm after schools minister complains about the government dropping English Baccalaureate from metrics measuring schools

Trust leaders back parents' call for answers on how the Department for Education makes decisions on moving schools into trusts