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One of the most controversial proposals is for a new combined language and literature GCSE in English

Largest teaching union writes to education secretary to warn over a strike ballot unless he acts on unfunded teacher and school staff pay by the end of next week

School leaders' union tells the education secretary that his 'appalling' claims about school 'mediocrity' amount to 'pure posturing'

Government accused of ‘botching’ pay talks as unions give formal notice to councils of their plans to ballot members

Teachers say they have been unable to access the Scottish government’s literacy and numeracy standardised assessments since start of school year

Exclusive: A suppliers association has once again issued the DfE with a proposed claim for a judicial review

New education secretary Kit Malthouse also says the DfE needs to be more 'front-footed' on talking to schools about what they can achieve

Schools minister Jonathan Gullis defends pay deal, saying he is committed to £30,000 a year starting salary for teachers

Prime minister and education secretary told by over 350 trust leaders that the prospect of further public spending cuts undermines school leaders' confidence in balancing their budgets

New study shows teacher pay has declined in England in real terms since 2010 but increased between 2015 and last year

Former education secretary also said he would want to extend free school meals to all primary pupils in an 'ideal world'

School standards minister Jonathan Gullis says he would be open to looking at undergraduate teaching apprenticeships amid recruitment 'challenges'

Scottish headteachers earn less than their English counterparts, on average – particularly at secondary school, new OECD figures show

Watchdog warned it faces 'huge credibility issue' if only some schools and trusts have access to materials that could help them prepare for inspections

Union boss reveals members' deep concerns over cost of living and staff relying on food banks

School standards minister Jonathan Gullis says he hopes legislation allowing new grammar schools will be brought forward before the next election

Cost-of-living crisis demands 'immediate action' to help pupils and their families, says teaching union during Scotland's Challenge Poverty Week

First minister and education secretary among those to condemn racist tweets directed at Glasgow primary school

Newly appointed school standards minister Jonathan Gullis encourages big academy trusts in London and South East to roll out across the country

The training should empower school staff to facilitate racial equality, says union boss, who is calling for a 'centralised antiracist approach to education'

Scotland's Climate Week is drawing to a close and has this year focused on encouraging respectful conversation about climate change

Schools sector leaders' warnings come after the Treasury says government departments should stick 'rigidly' to spending limits put in place last October, despite soaring costs

Heads, academies and teacher leaders urge ministers to prioritise and fund work to improve inclusion in schools 'if it is serious about recruitment and retention'

NASUWT Cymru says it will ballot members for industrial action unless government makes a 12% offer