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Shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson says we need a curriculum that 'values and nurtures creativity alongside academic success'

The exam board has cut three texts, including Alan Bennett's 'The History Boys', to make way for works that 'better reflect modern Britain'

Welsh government will fund two new schools that must be low on energy and water consumption

Policy to be funded by reinstating 45 per cent income tax bracket, shadow education secretary to announce

Heads keen to ensure that struggling families can afford school meals amid a rise in catering prices are having to make cuts elsewhere in their stretched budgets

Schools standards minister Jonathan Gullis, Andrea Jenkyns and Baroness Barran form the rest of Kit Malthouse's team

Union boss issues scathing attack on relaunched Oak National Academy, calling it a 'vanity project' that will worsen teacher shortages

Union leader was re-elected unopposed for a second term last year

Telling pupils to ‘work hard’ is not enough – they need to be taught effective learning strategies early, says metacognition expert

Exclusive: Government told that 'urgent' action is needed to ensure that its flagship catch-up scheme retains its 'core focus' on disadvantaged pupils

Leaders feel 'demoralised, undervalued' and unable to provide the education that pupils need due to cost pressures, unions warn

Education Scotland 'will not tolerate' the type of comments made about Scottish Learning Festival sessions on antiracism

Physics, computing, English and biology are facing particular problems, new data shows

School leaders have reported issues accessing the Department for Education's KS2 assessment results checking service

Scottish Qualifications Authority staff 'overwhelmingly' agree new pay deal, after they took unprecedented strike action

New ONS data also shows less than half of students on free school meals have received at least one vaccine dose

School governor survey also reveals less than a third feel their school is a financially sustainable position

Union leaders also slammed 'unnecessary' plans in mini Budget to require them to put pay offers to a member vote before proposing strike action

The education secretary's comments follow accusations that she has been duped into letting 'failed organisations' lead their own overhaul

Exclusive: Single-academy trusts are more than twice as likely to be rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted than schools in multi-academy trusts, ÌÇÐÄVlog analysis shows

Exclusive: Former schools minister suggests schools should not be rated 'good' on quality of education if their EBacc take-up is below the national average

Exclusive: Findings show need for Ofsted to ensure inspection framework is 'proportionate' and 'fair', say school leaders

Joint statement from education unions also criticises late timing of proposed teacher pay offer

The move comes after strikes were carried out by exam board staff during the summer