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The Department for Education is yet to announce ministerial portfolios following Liz Truss' reshuffle

New research exposes the workload burden placed on teachers when exams were cancelled in 2021 – as well as the 'unfair advantage' resits gave some students

Government urged to look at why part-time teachers are 'more widespread' and 'better supported' in Wales

It is 'vital' the watchdog is 'prepared to draw attention to the failings of government policy', school leaders warn

DfE had threatened to claw back cash from schools that missed deadline for 'year-end tutoring statement' – but has now extended deadline

Unions launch joint legal action following law change allowing agency workers to cover teachers on strike

Jonathan Gullis' role in Liz Truss' new-look government is confirmed

Members of Scotland's largest teaching union support strike action to achieve a better pay deal

Exclusive: Less than 20 per cent of 10,000 DfE cold calls to schools – in a bid to drive up usage of the National Tutoring Programme this summer – made it to senior leaders, according to government data

New NGA report also notes that – for the first time in 12 years – more than 50 per cent of governor volunteers were over 60

Exclusive: Analysis shows school vacancies have almost jumped by over 90 per cent in some areas compared with pre-Covid levels

Leaders issue the warning at a ÌÇÐÄVlog webinar for the launch of our ÌÇÐÄVlog Education Insights report on school funding

The new education secretary must provide answers on the school costs crisis as soon as possible, business and union bosses have warned

News of 'pause' to long-running Youth Music Initiative prompted concerns that it was a victim of emergency budget review

The lack of concrete information about the support scheme had left schools 'in limbo', a union leader has warned

Strike action at Scotland’s exam body – which was due to continue tomorrow – has been called off following a new pay offer

A twice-pulled GCSE textbook on Middle Eastern history has now been replaced with a 'dual narrative' resource

Exclusive: The British Educational Suppliers Association has been told by its lawyers that there are grounds for a judicial review over Oak National Academy, ÌÇÐÄVlog understands

Leaders say they are stuck in an 'impossible' situation – as they need to keep the pools open for their pupils despite 'huge' costs

The Publishers Association urged the government to 'listen to the concerns of teachers and industry leaders alike and rethink its current plans'

The most common supports were extra time in the exam, and sitting the exam in a separate room

What effect will the soaring costs crisis have on schools' ability to deliver on the curriculum?

Sources close to government fear the bill could be heavily watered down or 'scrapped'

Gullis has campaigned to scrap the ban on new grammars and called for Ofsted to inspect MATs