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Children's minister Claire Coutinho expects demand for education, health and care plans to drop as a result of government reforms, MPs have heard

Government funding for the NTP catch-up tutoring scheme will be higher than expected – but less than school leaders say is needed

More guidance needed on how to deal with safeguarding issues such as sexual harassment and violence, ÌÇÐÄVlog survey suggests

Teaching assistants among staff being balloted on strike action today by Unison over a flat rate £1,925 pay offer

Conservatives' call for a plan to address violence in Scotland's schools comes amid fears teachers are facing an ‘aggression epidemic’

Hundreds fewer projects have been given the go-ahead by the DfE than in each of the previous three years, ÌÇÐÄVlog analysis finds

Leading doctor calls for action from Ofsted and an MPs' inquiry after the death of headteacher Ruth Perry

Petitioner says 'it is essential for all young people to receive medically accurate and health-focused education on abortion'

Male teachers are more likely to have been the subject of a pupil allegation, findings show

The independent School Teachers' Review Body says the profession needs the increase to keep it on a stable footing, according to reports

The secondary school curriculum is 'broken' and needs to be reformed to make careers education a mainstream feature, experts tell House of Lords committee

Leaders say the move could help teachers deal with the 'growing challenges' in mainstream after Covid

Pearson Edexcel exam paper sat by students on Thursday stated the incorrect date of a historical text, with one candidate saying the mistake 'threw us completely off'

Experts and leaders warn that some schools unable to take part in the apprenticeship scheme will be left behind

Heads and SEND leaders hit out at government refusal to publish financial modelling impact of reforms

Just 289 newly appointed heads have taken up early headship support offer despite revamp

Exclusive survey findings for ÌÇÐÄVlog show 'gimmicky' government target on school opening times will have no impact on teaching, say union leaders

Thought to be the first strike at a Scottish independent school, Hutchesons' Grammar teachers are walking out over ‘damaging enforced change to their terms and conditions'

The NEU said education secretary Gillian Keegan could avoid further industrial action if she addresses pay and other issues, including recruitment

The Standards and ÌÇÐÄVlogting Agency has made the paper sat by Year 6 pupils last week available 'due to public interest in the tests'

Scotland's new education secretary is being accused of breaching the ministerial code during her time as transport minister

This week’s essential education news and analysis includes the government’s defence of this year’s controversial Sats reading paper, the threat of more strike action this summer and Ofsted’s plan to give schools a better idea of when they will be inspected

The union says it is time to overhaul the use of attainment data and stop schools in 'economically devastated' areas from being branded 'Scotland’s worst schools' in the media

The DfE had pledged to provide carbon literacy training to all schools but now says a single training offer would not be appropriate