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Case could 'open floodgates' for term-time workers to demand more holiday pay from schools, say lawyers

'A perfect storm’ of simultaneous strike action across the four UK nations is brewing over teacher pay, warns Scottish teaching union

Exclusive: Subject leads warn they are worried that the rising cost of ingredients could lead to schools cutting practical lessons

Luke Sparkes will take over as new chief executive of Dixons having helped the trust establish new free schools

Eight Ofsted findings on how schools have been helping pupils to recover from Covid disruption to their learning

Headteacher union leaders also warn that the lack of funding for the teacher pay rises could lead to schools making redundancies

Announcement comes after the teachers' pay review body recommended a higher pay rise than the DfE had originally proposed

Union leaders have said that funding increases are not adequate given rising inflation levels

A Scottish council has cut the librarian posts in all secondaries – and there has been a 12% reduction in posts nationwide since 2018

Four in five schools are using the government's National Tutoring Programme after 'pressurising' calls and threat of league tables from the DfE

Who's running the government's tutoring scheme next year?

Ofsted confirms to ÌÇÐÄVlog that school inspections have gone ahead today despite the red Met Office warning of extreme heat

Students from poorer backgrounds in Wales were almost two years behind their peers pre-pandemic, finds new analysis

Exclusive: Political uncertainty has weakened scrutiny of plans for new curriculum body, education secretary warned in letter from publishers

Salary supplements to attract high-quality teachers to work in deprived communities could help close attainment gap, says new report

DfE tells heads that it is not advising schools to close during next week's heatwave but suggests closing classrooms that get too hot

The Met Office has issued an extreme 'amber' warning for heat on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday

Inspection has been suspended in Scotland since the start of the pandemic but will resume in August

Dame Rachel de Souza has said the return to school in September is 'critical' for 'getting pupils into school and settled into the school routine'

Exclusive: GCSE and A-level exam markers have described delays to their payments as 'a shambles'

Exclusive: Leading head warns that schools need to raise pay of support staff to compete with other sectors amid the cost-of-living crisis

Inspectorate is asked to increase inspections and reduce its headcount as it resumed full programme of school visits

The inspections will examine how schools are meeting requirements for managing the risks from the dangerous building material on their sites

Political chaos and mounting pressure over teacher pay amid the cost-of-living crisis have left school budgets for next year in disarray, heads have warned