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Exclusive: School-based training providers warn of exodus of students who can't afford to finish courses

Most school staff have considered leaving in the past academic year, with heavy workload a major factor, research shows

Reforms to the special educational needs and disabilities system will no longer be set out by the end of the year

Strike action to take place over 16 consecutive days in January and February, with teachers in two local authorities walking out each day

School support staff are skipping meals themselves in the cost-of-living crisis but buying food, stationery and other items for pupils, says Unison

The DfE must now ditch plans to publish a 'de facto league table' on schools' National Tutoring Programme take-up, say heads' leaders

Union warns TAs are suffering broken bones, torn ligaments and bites while doing their job

The personal statement in the university applications process should be replaced with a series of short-response questions to address 'unfairness', warns HEPI

DfE research shows schools where masks were requested to be worn saw a slower rise in Covid absences

On the day the EIS calls teachers out for the first national pay strike since the 1980s, the Scottish Secondary Teachers' Association condemns 'pathetic' offer

Children's commissioner Rachel de Souza said she wanted all schools to report daily attendance 'as soon as possible'

Heads say the supply of carbon-dioxide monitors earlier in the pandemic could have reduced Covid disruption

DfE announces multiplication tables results and extra maths hub funding in push towards 2030 Sats target

Less than half of disadvantaged Reception pupils at expected level, DfE data shows

Headteachers must juggle school budgets all the time – primary heads are calling on government and councils to do the same and make them a better pay offer to stop strike action

The number of suspensions last autumn is the highest in a single term since at least 2016

The influential Queen Street Group of multi-academy trusts pledges to support small MATs and help more women to become leaders

Striking teachers turn out to express 'outrage' over latest pay offer and 'determination to secure a much improved, genuinely fair' settlement

EEF chief executive Professor Becky Francis says 'tackling education equality' is the biggest challenge facing school system

AQA exam board leader rules out running hybrid exams held both on and offline in different schools

With a national teacher pay strike in Scotland now certain to go ahead, here are 17 things EIS members need to know

Church of England launches leadership scheme to support 450 minority-ethnic teachers into headship across all types of schools

Celebrating students’ achievements and avoiding negative comparisons could avoid sharp decline in wellbeing, finds research

Almost half of Year 11s are above the threshold for 'probable mental ill health', new research suggests