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The DfE has been urged to look at increased funding and ways to improve teacher retention for schools 'stuck' on low Ofsted gradings

The DfE's proposed plan for schools that consistently receive low Ofsted gradings has come under fire from school leaders

EIS teaching union wants promised 90-minute reduction of class-contact time in place in schools by August 2023

Gordonstoun School in Moray has its own fire engine, which is crewed by staff and students

The Queen's Birthday Honours List includes eight multi-academy trust leaders this year. Here are the recipients from the schools sector

A West Lothian headteacher is among the Scots who have been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours

The scores needed to reach the expected standard in key stage 1 Sats have been released today

Exclusive: Exams officer exodus could burden leaders and result in fines, schools warned

Independent review of qualifications and assessment follows OECD criticism of the heavily exams-based system in upper secondary in Scotland

Exclusive: 'Shocking' that 'highly regarded' universities involved in flagship teacher training institute have failed the first round of accreditation, say leaders

Founding CEO of the National Institute of Teaching tells ÌÇÐÄVlog about her plans for the new flagship training organisation

Unions and other education organisations warn government that vulnerable children who do not receive free school meals are facing a 'real barrier to learning'

Focus on literacy, numeracy and wellbeing in Scottish schools is having an impact on ‘entitlement to broad general education’, says review

More than half of teachers surveyed said they are worried the government plans to be prescriptive over classroom resources

School founded by the first Archbishop of Canterbury in 597 and that can count Christopher Marlowe among its former pupils announces Jude Lowson will become head in September 2023

Independent and prep schools want teachers and school leaders from all backgrounds to join them in Edinburgh this October

ÌÇÐÄVlog launches a new survey on the challenges and barriers facing teachers who are working with autistic pupils

Headteacher job on Shetland Island of Foula described as 'once-in-a-lifetime opportunity'

Almost half of school staff polled would actively discourage others from going into teaching

The contract for the National Institute of Teaching was announced today – but what exactly will the organisation do, where is it based and who's behind it? ÌÇÐÄVlog gives you the lowdown

Dominic Herrington to leave DfE amid shake up of how department oversees schools

Nearly half of early career teachers are finding it difficult to spend time on the ECF training programme alongside their teaching workload

The DfE 'has work to do' to convince schools of the merits of the National Tutoring Programme, warn unions, as new DfE data shows patchy take-up

National review into the murders of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and Star Hobson says schools' role in safeguarding should be strengthened