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More than two-thirds of schools rated 'requires improvement' moved to 'good' or better in graded inspection this year

Heads' leaders tell the DfE that it needs to address conditions in school buildings if heatwaves become the norm

Expert calls for all Conservative Party leadership candidates to set out how they would tackle poverty and support education recovery

Ofqual says that 'adaptations' enabled exams to go ahead this year – but the regulator has faced criticism over how some changes were implemented

Two-thirds of school boards have at least one vacancy, the National Governance Association annual survey shows

Behaviour guidance on the controversial use of so-called 'isolation booths' calls on schools to keep records of 'removals'

A cross-party committee of MPs has written to education secretary James Cleverly to ask how the Schools White Paper will work in "conjunction" with the SEND review

Statistics watchdog says league tables remain an important indicator for the country's education system

Chair of the Commons Education Select Committee calls for full marks to be issued on papers where errors were made this year due to exam board 'negligence'

Former children's minister will carry on taking responsibility for the SEND Green Paper proposals in his new role

There are plans to open 23 new Welsh-medium primary schools – but the government has not hit its targets for the number of Welsh language teachers

The former children and families minister shifts briefs under the new DfE regime

Teachers may not be best-placed to deliver mental health strategies without 'considerable training and support', finds research

Exclusive: Fears have been raised about omissions from the government's new academies policy review panel

The School Rebuilding Programme was launched with a commitment to replace or refurbish buildings at 500 schools but over 1,000 have been nominated for it

Exclusive: The founding CEO of the new 'flagship' teacher training provider the National Institute of Teaching has been handed the role permanently

Teacher absence increased by more than a fifth in two weeks amid a rise in Covid cases, official figures show

Opposition's amendment would require academies to follow national curriculum and local admission policies

ASCL union plans to raise concerns over increasing Covid absence in schools with new education secretary James Cleverly

The DfE is yet to give a clear answer on the scale of missing and incorrect key stage 2 results, says union leader

Teachers 'lack time' to celebrate diversity across different lessons, says survey by DfE-funded charity

The inspectorate has updated its school inspection handbook. Here is everything you need to know

Andrea Jenkyns' single-finger gesture could harm teachers' efforts to maintain 'common decency' in schools, education union leaders warn

New Scottish system must be ‘both visionary and practical’, says Professor Louise Hayward