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Teachers going on strike over pay would cause further disruption to pupils' education after the pandemic, the education secretary says

The DfE says its chosen provider will deliver a 'culture change programme' to embed flexible working in schools and multi-academy trusts

Recruitment targets for physics and computing are highly unlikely to be achieved under any package of measures, report warns

Leaders warn that the DfE's plan to change its school performance league tables website in the aftermath of Covid does not go far enough

Exclusive: Support for a teacher strike could increase without a better pay offer, and government should be 'very concerned', warns heads' union leader

Court decision stops Dundee City Council 'implementing' or 'taking any further steps to implement' faculties in its schools

Works by Ukrainian, black and South Asian poets to be introduced to OCR's GCSE English literature course from September

Largest teaching union warns it will ballot for strike action if members don't receive a fully-funded inflation-plus pay rise

Heads have praised the 'resilience' of staff after schools worked to minimise the disruption caused by strike action today

Proposed new official guidance on the use of restraint in schools must be ‘put on a statutory footing’, says Scotland’s children’s commissioner

Students with Send and those who are disadvantaged were more likely to meet the thresholds for consideration of a parental fine, new analysis shows 

Exclusive: School leaders have hit out after new figures showed the DfE made 7,513 calls to schools over the past few weeks to drive up usage of the NTP

Exam board says it will 'take any action necessary, including working with the police'

There are three days of national strike action being planned by the RMT union this week on 21, 23 and 25 June

'We have yet to witness the full impact of the Covid pandemic on our children and young people,' teachers are advised

Union leader says strike action 'is the last thing our members want' and they are making a 'cry for help' on pay

There are 'emerging signs' of a teacher shortage, with a number of schools reporting that they have not been able to fill vacancies, says recruitment report

The ÌÇÐÄVlog Schools Awards ceremony was held in person for the first time in three years and celebrated the amazing achievements of schools and teachers

Planned new government standards would mean fines have to be considered if a pupil has 10 unauthorised absences in a term – including being late

The impact of Covid on Scottish schools' attempts to close the poverty-related attainment gap has been revealed in a survey of headteachers

Dame Rachel de Souza's comments follow claims from the government social mobility tsar that 'hard maths' is something girls would 'rather not do'

Ofqual chief Jo Saxton has spoken publicly for the first time since this summer's GCSEs got underway, and revealed her early verdict on the attempt to return to normal assessment

Dame Rachel de Souza says there is now an opportunity to deliver a 'system around the children', and urges schools to engage

Drones could soon be bringing school meals to pupils in remote parts of Scotland