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Exclusive: Former senior inspectors call for major overhaul of Ofsted regime for schools

Dunoon Grammar has won the inaugural World’s Best School Prize for community collaboration and now will share in the $250,000 prize money

Closing schools through strikes is 'the only way that Cosla and the Scottish government will be forced to negotiate' over teacher pay, warns SSTA president

The teaching union announces strike ballot dates for teachers and support staff in pay dispute

New research looks at whether the Progress 8 performance measure 'encouraged schools to work more equitably'

NAHT Cymru is proceeding with a formal strike ballot after an informal vote suggested that 64 per cent of respondents would be willing to strike over pay and funding

NAHT members will be asked if they support strike action and action short of a strike over pay and funding

The industrial action will be intensified unless the 'devastating impact' of pay erosion is addressed, warn unions

Research shows public support for teachers taking industrial action over pay, as the NASUWT union prepares to ballot its members

Fewer than half of pupils who received tutoring were eligible for pupil premium, finds National Foundation for Educational Research report

Exclusive: Increase is 'further evidence of a Sats system beset with problems this year', says union leader

Many school leaders will be worried about what the chancellor's statement 'could mean' for education, warns union leader

‘More flexibility’ in the entry requirements for teaching courses is being considered so the Scottish government can meet its commitments to increase teacher numbers and cut class contact time

Major announcements on potential strike action have been made by both the NEU and NASUWT teacher unions

Schools North East survey shows almost three-quarters of trusts that responded plan to expand or merge

Ofsted criticised over training materials it gives to inspectors that refer to the need for schools to teach children to speak standard English

Exclusive: Government academy debt write-offs could go 'up and up and up' amid the funding crisis – but this would just 'paper over the cracks', warn sector leaders

Universities and school-based providers raise alarm over appeals process

Exclusive: Trusts raise alarm as Condition Improvement Fund loans could now cost them tens of thousands of pounds extra to repay

Research shows government catch-up has been 'nowhere near enough', say union leaders

Ofqual chief tells MPs that exam boards are investigating allegations of malpractice relating to teacher-assessed grades during the pandemic

The NEU will launch a strike ballot next week after its sixth-form teacher members showed overwhelming support for demanding an above-inflation pay rise

'Wholly inadequate' pay offer has 'angered our members and forced this move towards strike action', says EIS union

Children's commissioner Rachel de Souza suggests 'bringing early education into the wider school sector'