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School leaders warn that a shortage of specialist support is hampering their efforts to support pupils with mental health issues post-Covid

Leora Cruddas highlights concerns that new DFE ministers have still not said what parts of the Schools White Paper they intend to take forward

National professional qualification providers blamed the pandemic and the 'significant strain' it continues to place on the sector for the low take-up

Leaders advised they have no legal obligation to respond to a government email requesting information about school closures as teachers walk out next week

'It would not be acceptable to me or to the Scottish government to see teacher numbers fall,' says first minister Nicola Sturgeon

Pupils in the 'most effective' Reception classes can expect to earn between £2,000 and £7,500 more on average than their peers, research shows

The DfE's ambition for all schools to be in multi-academy trusts by 2030 could cause 'trust quality' issues, a new report warns

Teachers say lack of school readiness is a 'growing' problem, with staff having to spend time helping children with basic tasks like dressing and going to the toilet

Teaching unions call for 12 per cent pay award and say Northern Ireland's Department of Education 'needs to wake up'

Baroness Barran accused of leaving heads 'out in the ether' without official guidance on transgender issues

Support staff should not provide cover supervision for teachers on strike, says union, despite DfE guidance saying this is acceptable

Whether to music tuition, school swimming pools or even teacher numbers, education directors say councils are considering ‘previously unthinkable’ cuts

However, NAHT general secretary Paul Whiteman said he does not know 'when that will be' and the union 'will wait to see how much progress is made first'

Ambition Institute's CEO chats with ÌÇÐÄVlog about the pressures facing schools, the commitment of teachers and why the Early Career Framework is so important

Teachers say the intervention can boost relationships with students – now research will see if it boosts GCSE science results

But heads' union says there should be no Ofsted school inspections at all during weeks in which there are strikes

Teachers in all subject areas need help in discussing misogyny with pupils, education secretary is told

Union bosses strongly reject suggestion by education secretary that they delayed sharing ballot results with school leaders

Minister says phonics resources market will not be replicated by quango Oak National Academy because it is 'thriving' – but suppliers say the same is true of other resources

SSTA union accuses the government and local authorities of 'inaction' as teachers continue to wait for a breakthrough in pay dispute, months after their previous offer

Ofsted outcomes can feel 'arbitrary' under current inspection framework, warns Confederation of School Trusts

Exclusive: Robin Walker, former DfE minister and chair of the Commons Education Select Committee, says work on persistent absence should be a 'priority' for the department

Ministers warned action is needed to solve dispute and told teacher pay and recruitment is in a 'death spiral'

Teaching union announces more strike dates after no new pay offer is made, nearly two months after historic national teacher strike