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The interim data published by the Department for Education this week showed the effects of the pandemic on learning

Teacher leaders have called for a 'proper plan' for how to live with the virus in the long term

Brendan Clarke-Smith and Andrea Jenkyns announced at DfE as part of a new-look government

One in four secondary-age pupils have tested positive for Covid twice, according to ONS data published today

Chief inspector also said teachers should not be campaigners in the classroom, in a keynote speech to education leaders today

James Cleverly, appointed as secretary of state yesterday, said not making a decision on teacher pay would "bind the hands" of his successor

Scottish teaching unions are campaigning for a 10 per cent increase for all teachers

Exclusive: Key adviser vows to engage only on existing policy after mass government resignations finally forced Boris Johnson to quit as prime minister yesterday

School leaders are warning of major recruitment problems, with close to half of headteachers saying the problem is 'severe'

A 'culture of impunity' is enabling schools to turn away children in care, MPs warn

The former children's minister had resigned from Boris Johnson's government yesterday over the handling of the Chris Pincher row

Teacher leaders 'deeply concerned' about the reports of missing Sats marks

Exclusive: The government says that any teacher training cold spots, resulting from the provider reaccreditation process, may need to be accepted 'temporarily'

Timetabling, class sizes and resources are to blame for the failure to realise Curriculum for Excellence in upper secondary, not courses, finds SQA research

New education secretary says he is looking forward to engaging with the sector to 'realise people’s potential'

Teacher pay, shortages, the Schools Bill and SEND Review are among pressing priorities for a new Department for Education team, say education leaders

Secretary of state's departure leaves just one minister in the Department for Education as Boris Johnson finally agrees to stand down

Report highlights staffing issues as well as 'significant challenges' pandemic has created for languages teaching

Oak chief wants to 'bust the myth' that teachers have to choose between their autonomy and a manageable workload

Exclusive: University ITT leaders have written to the new education secretary amid concerns over teacher supply

Speaking in the Commons today, Michelle Donelan said education had 'always been' her 'personal focus'

Union leader criticises former education secretary's comments about teacher pay rises on his first day as chancellor

Exclusive: Schools have been reporting missing papers since results were published yesterday

We look at the major challenges facing schools that the incoming education secretary needs to address