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Scottish school support staff have called off their strike action this month – but strikes are still scheduled to go ahead at Scotland’s exam body, says union

What should be in the new administration's in-tray for education? ÌÇÐÄVlog speaks to school leaders, policy experts and teaching union bosses

Teaching union survey also shows six in 10 teachers saw an increase in pupils coming to school hungry

Accelerator Fund cash revealed as DfE confirms a £137m grant for the Education Endowment Foundation

Strike action could be on the cards depending on the result of the ballot by the EIS, Scotland's largest teaching union

Calum Davey is appointed to help 'build a bridge between evidence and education practice'

The disadvantage-related attainment gap emerges before children even start school, so action is needed early in their lives, say Scottish Liberal Democrats

The DfE had invited councils to register interest in a 'test and learn' pilot to help develop LA-run MATs

The Covid Inquiry will look at the impact of school closures "at some point" during the process, a spokesperson has said today

The former schools minister today rejoined the board at David Ross Education Trust

Plan for Oak National Academy to become a national curriculum resources provider will mean 'Whitehall decides' what is learned in schools and will 'strip teachers of 'autonomy', the government has been warned

English schools receive a funding boost for every child from an armed forces family, and now there are calls for Scotland to follow suit

Researchers say the findings lay bare 'the unravelling tragedy' for the 100,000 pupils who leave school every year without basic skills

Survey will assess support available for disabled children and young people in Scotland as they move into adulthood

Children's commissioner sets out her priorities for the incoming education ministerial team's 'in-tray' as she launches report on families

Pearson is set to pay affected schools more than £300k in compensation

Four out of five secondary school teachers see higher rates of anxiety and depression in students, survey finds

'It is wrong for government to take over Oak resources,' says England's biggest MAT after pulling its content from online learning quango

National academy to relaunch as government quango with major curriculum gaps including key stage 4 English, science and geography

Support staff across Scotland are taking strike action next week, but the country's biggest local authority says secondary schools will remain open

Investigation: School leaders say they are 'crying out' for government help as they draw up plans to ration heating, cut staff and delay building work

Children in Scotland chief executive wants cuts to specialist school staff reversed and pupil support assistants given the training they need to flourish

The University of Sussex findings are 'alarming', says heads' union

Exclusive: 'League table accountability pressure' is leading to a drop in entries for 'harder' MFL subjects at GCSE, warns exam expert