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

Government action demanded on attainment gaps, segregated schools, sex education and mental health counselling

Chancellor reveals surprise school funding uplift in his Autumn Statement today

Baroness Barran says the government is also carrying out a review to reduce the paperwork burden on multi-academy trusts

Advice on exams, grading and support for teachers published this afternoon by the Scottish Qualifications Authority

Walker served as schools minister until July, when he resigned from Boris Johnson's government

NAHT general secretary reassures school leaders as it urges them to vote for industrial action

SSTA ballot is the latest in a series of teacher votes in favour of strikes, with the first wave of action due to take place on 24 November

Letter from education secretary 'strongly suggests' government 'has no intention' of funding next year's teacher pay award, says school leaders' union boss

DfE says its new scheme aimed at setting up a 'pipeline' of new multi-academy trust CEOs will be up and running by the start of next academic year

Some schools are 'vulnerable' to being caught out with misleading offers, say leaders

EEF says increasing the subsidy would allow more schools to access catch-up tutoring for more of their disadvantaged pupils

Scotland’s mandatory qualification for aspiring heads is praised in new evaluation – but it also highlights concerns about pressure it places on school leaders

Workload and a lack of support from senior leadership are the biggest factors causing teacher stress, research finds

Only 14 per cent of MPs surveyed oppose providing FSM to all pupils from homes in receipt of universal credit

Researchers to examine whether teacher turnover can be used as a measure for MATs

The poll of 63 per cent of members returned an 88.5 per cent vote in favour of strike action

Ofsted highlights Covid's impact on young children's communication and social skills

Group writes to chancellor Jeremy Hunt ahead of budget this Thursday in which spending cuts are expected

Children's commissioner report on SEND also calls for new cross-Whitehall body to deliver education, health and social care reform

DfE invites bids to form a new 'Centre of Excellence' to boost take-up of modern foreign languages at GCSE and A level

Government needs to tackle uncertainty, warns headteachers' policy leader

Extra bank holiday scheduled for Monday 8 May, when Scotland's exams season will be underway

Comments from the EIS union and the Scottish government keep alive the prospect of a new pay deal – but primary and secondary leaders take different stances on strike action