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The average yearly uniform spend in 2020 was £337 for secondary students and £315 for primary children

New unofficial guidance for schools on supporting transgender pupils has been produced by teachers', heads' and governors' organisations

There isn't enough governor and school business leader capacity to meet "arbitrary" deadline, the government has been told

First day of national strike action on pay for almost 40 years will take place later this month

The gap in average A-level grades between poorer students and their peers this summer was the widest since 2016-17, DfE data shows

ASCL union says its 'consultative ballot' will determine whether members want a formal ballot on industrial action over pay and funding

More strike ballot results over teacher pay in Scotland are expected in the next seven days

Education secretary also says free school meal eligibility is 'always kept under review', speaking ahead of the autumn budget on 17 November

Ofsted inspectors will assess the quality of careers guidance and look at whether schools are engaging with employers

Many academy trustees are sceptical about the government's plans for all schools to be in MATs and for trusts to run at least 10 schools, a new NGA poll shows

Exclusive: The schools risk losing thousands in tutoring cash, but leaders say move would be 'tone deaf'

Changes to Baroness Barran's role suggest MAT regulation will still be priority despite Schools Bill redraft

Giving Welsh students ‘a little bit of benefit of the doubt’ over grading in 2023 is about fairness, says Qualifications Wales chief executive

The government urges schools to report drone sightings to the police after an increase in 'suspicious drone activity around education settings'

Further details of what this means for key stage 2 Sats will be set out 'as soon as possible' this month, according to the DfE

Most school leaders looking to cut back on teaching assistants and teachers in the face of ‘eye-watering’ bills, finds survey

Vulnerable children are 'languishing' in alternative provision for years while waiting for a special school place, warns Ofsted

Covid catch-up work at risk as 81 per cent of heads say the funding squeeze in schools is the 'worst in living memory'

Teaching union relaunches 'School Cuts' website, which has drawn criticism in the past for its projections

Exclusive: Publishers Association considers seeking a judicial review, saying Oak National Academy plans will 'cause irreparable damage to the education sector'

ESFA report says 366 school visits resulted in savings of £292m being identified in the past academic year

Figures show more than 12,000 pupils accessed school counselling services in Scotland over six months, with over 400 seeking help because they were suicidal or having suicidal thoughts

Under half of schools used the government's online learning platform during the 2021-22 academic year, analysis shows

Information commissioner reprimands DfE over 'prolonged misuse' of up to 28 million children's learning records – but withholds £10m fine