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Reversion to pre-Covid coursework and exams described as 'a bad news story for all secondary school teachers and the young people they teach'

Education secretary issued plea to school leaders in an email last night, setting out how its new teacher pay offer would be funded

Teachers should be able to focus on lost learning support without accountability ‘looming’ over them, say primary school leaders

Four key points for schools from the government's latest advice on artificial intelligence in education

Shirley-Anne Somerville replaced as Humza Yousaf appoints his first cabinet, a day after becoming first minister

Coursework and exams for practical subjects – which were removed in response to the Covid pandemic – will return next year, says SQA, but move is criticised by teaching union

If teachers want their students to learn they need to make them think – and the best way to do that is through carefully designed questions, says this Scottish headteacher

New report says extending free meals to all primary and secondary pupils whose families are on universal credit would benefit poorer pupils but bring spending up to £2.5 billion a year

The education secretary will make the comments at the BETT show in London today

School leaders have warned of more cuts ahead after the government confirmed schools would be expected to meet most of the increase from existing budgets

Schools should make students aware of the 'risk' of the use of artificial intelligence to complete coursework, says the JCQ

Special schools not always getting specialist Ofsted inspectors, cross-party Education Committee is told

The NAHT school leaders' union has broken its silence on the government's pay offer, calling it 'inadequate'

If members reject new government pay offer, two further days of strike action will be planned next term, says union

DfE funding announcement comes after school buildings have been left 'on the point of collapse', warns heads' union

Government launches plan aimed at growing 'high-quality' academy trusts and making the MAT system more transparent

The DfE has offered teachers a £1,000 one-off payment for 2022-23 and a 4.5 per cent average pay rise next year

The latest talks between the government and education unions have ended with a pay offer for teachers

With the announcement that Humza Yousaf will replace Nicola Sturgeon as Scotland's first minister, teachers and school leaders will be keen to find out whether he makes education as big a priority as his predecessor did

The recommendation has been made in a report from the children's commissioner

NAHT Cymru ballot result comes a day after teacher-members of the NEU called off their strike action over pay by voting to accept latest offer from Welsh government

School inspection grades were already being questioned before this week's outcry following the death of headteacher Ruth Perry

Education and workforce experts warn rising costs have 'watered down' the competitiveness of £30k starting salary for teachers since announced in 2019

Nicola Sturgeon ‘wouldn’t countenance’ my offers to quit government, says former education secretary John Swinney