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Members attending school for part of strike day should get full pay – but are encouraged to donate it to union hardship fund under NEU guidance

Scottish educational psychologists' body calls for an ‘immediate increase in funding’ to prevent trainees abandoning their studies

Research reveals how the pandemic has 'left many children at an increased risk of abuse', charity boss warns

Jenny Gilruth promises ‘real improvements’ out of the education reform process and to continue 'relentless focus' on closing the attainment gap

Advice on helping exam students affected by strikes comes after NEU announced further industrial action this term

The expert advisory group will not be investigating the problem of the shortage of maths teachers as part of its remit

Education secretary says Ofsted's chief inspector is looking at whether the regulator could work better with schools

Social media companies urged to 'stamp out' the abuse of teachers, which union warns is having a 'devastating' impact on mental health in the profession

Most LGBT+ young people wish they had learned about inclusion at primary or nursery school, research shows

Advisory group to assess whether new maths qualification is needed to ensure all pupils study maths to 18, Sunak is set to announce today

There is ‘overwhelming evidence’ that air pollution harms children but at the moment not enough is known about pollutant levels around Scottish schools, say doctors

Reform board told early plans for Scotland’s three new education agencies do not yet reflect ‘the significant and anticipated level of change’

Tackling pupil absence has been held up as a priority by successive education ministers, but what lies behind the problem? And do schools have the tools to fix it?

The Education Endowment Foundation is seeking a research team to evaluate the wider impacts of providing free school meals to primary pupils

Some education leaders attended five introductory meetings with Department for Education ministers in six months as government turmoil led to repeated reshuffles

Ending three years in a row of high-stakes exams is essential to a 'coherent programme of teaching', says School Leaders Scotland

Daily help from parents has only a small impact on primary teachers' perception of pupil progress, study finds

A union has called for Humza Yousaf to step in amid claims the private school he attended – Hutchesons’ Grammar – is offering its teachers a downgraded pension

Headteachers' union says that the STRB 'has lost the confidence of the profession' after snap poll

Michael Marra, who had been the party’s education spokesman at Holyrood, now becomes Labour’s finance spokesman

Employers 'cannot simply choose to ignore or underestimate the dangers of violent pupils', says NASUWT general secretary

All four teaching unions have now rejected the government's pay offer

NASUWT president will plead for action on teacher recruitment in a speech at the teachers' union's annual conference in Glasgow today

Schools will struggle to implement policy after eight-month delay to guidance, DfE warned