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Funding constraints are pushing schools to 'redesignate' staff as tutors without any extra cover, says NAHT boss

Ofsted report showing high number of top-rated schools being downgraded may paint a 'misleading' picture, leader warns

Chief inspector rejects the suggestion that Ofsted might have deliberately downgraded top-rated schools

Ofsted chief inspector says schools need help from the government to 'navigate' their way through a 'minefield'

New research shows that those eligible for free school meals have poorer educational outcomes in affluent areas compared with more deprived ones

The teacher shortage is forcing schools to use measures that could 'drag' down pupil outcomes, experts warn

Curriculum and accountability pressures in schools have resulted in a 20 per cent fall in allocated PE lessons for GCSE students, research suggests

Top-rated primary schools almost twice as likely to be downgraded than secondaries after 'outstanding' inspection exemption lifted

Exclusive: heads' union had asked the DfE to consider dropping the requirement for schools to top up catch-up tutoring funding

Scotland's biggest teachers' union has set out the timeline it is working to, including the last moment the government could table a fresh pay offer

The gender pay gap for secondary school leaders has jumped by 37 per cent in a year, new analysis shows

More than 100 signatories to highly critical letter of inspectorate's review

A teacher vacancy service has recorded a record 100,000 teaching post adverts so far this year

Education secretary tells Scottish secondary school leaders ‘even at this late stage’ she hopes ‘an acceptable resolution’ can be found

Union to issue 'consultative ballot' on industrial action vote as 'schools have faced a decade of real-terms cuts' and teacher pay deal that is both 'inadequate' and 'unaffordable'

The government is looking at backing more support for school mental health leads as it emerges that just 810 schools have taken up training funding this year

Exclusive: Some leaders will not show England's game during school hours because of ethical concerns about decision to host tournament in Qatar

Ofsted ratings handed to schools before they joined an academy trust should not trigger intervention, education leaders warn ministers

Joint letter to education secretary warns that the new DfE curriculum quango will cause 'irreparable damage to school autonomy'

Union says talks today led to no improvement on the previous teacher pay offer of 5 per cent

Heads at first full School Leaders Scotland conference since 2019 fear education reform will be ‘reshuffling of the deckchairs’ – but are told, if it is, ‘you’ve only yourselves to blame’

DfE agency chief says work is ongoing to identify trusts paying salaries 'we really do need to be concerned about'

Debate about the DfE's aim of all schools being in multi-academy trusts by 2030 also hears that the target could 'destroy' the system

The Competition and Markets Authority launches consultation into ESS contract proposal as part of probe