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Exclusive: AQA warning over 'misleading' YouTube content that claims to predict pass marks needed to achieve grade levels

Grammar schools were previously planning grammar-only MATs over fears about their selective status

EIS says 2 per cent offer is 'completely inadequate' and warns it will ballot for industrial action if fair settlement not reached quickly

New research challenges the assumption that unauthorised absences – or truancy – are more harmful than authorised absences to how well pupils do in school

But school leaders' union says primaries also need ‘flexibility’ because of ‘immense pressure’ they are under

New Scottish figures reveal the rate of progress in widening access to university

Science and Technology Committee session explores how to promote uptake of science subjects among girls

School leaders grapple with ensuring pupils get ‘more than one potato’ as lunch costs soar

Education secretary also faces criticism over use of attainment-gap funding to compensate for local budget cuts

Statistics regulator revealed today that it had written to the DfE with concerns about the use of data supporting its academies plan

Professor John Jerrim has warned that a move to digital exams could be a 'logistical nightmare'

A new report from the Education Endowment Foundation has found that four- and five-year-olds were less likely to meet the expected levels of development in 2021 than before Covid disruption

The NFER find that pupils in English state schools have a 'high probability' of never being taught by a teacher who is not white

And just 2 in 5 primary teachers say key stage 2 tests are an accurate measure of pupil attainment

Ofsted's latest subject review looks at what the computing curriculum should include

A ‘library of instruments, resources and equipment’ will be established to make music more accessible in Wales

Governance chief questions plan to allow councils to academise schools without their support

The faculty head and Great Tapestry of Scotland education officer shares why the next iteration of the internet – the metaverse – has ‘huge potential’ for education

Suppliers association considering judicial review over decision to establish Oak as a new arm's-length national curriculum body of the DfE

Just 80 ITT providers have been accredited in the first round of the process

Ambition Institute's High Court action bids to get government contract verdict overturned, ÌÇÐÄVlog can reveal

But education secretary Nadhim Zahawi defends plans to publish school NTP data and insists it is 'not a new accountability measure'

DfE sets out how up to 7,000 early career teachers will be able to claim the bonus announced by the prime minister last year

An exclusive focus on recruitment to drive up teacher numbers in Scotland would 'miss the point', says union boss