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DfE data shows 'significant decrease' in teacher and school leader feelings of happiness and 'worthwhileness'

The DfE has published plans to create new powers over academies, private schools and attendance. Here are the key announcements

Further funding announced this week to train staff won’t solve the mental health issues schools face after the pandemic, heads' leaders warn

DfE says new powers are needed as it has not always been able to adequately intervene in failing multi-academy trusts

Scottish secondary teachers to call for ‘urgent review’ of behaviour approaches in schools

New Schools Bill would mean councils could apply to move some maintained schools into multi-academy trusts without governors' consent

More than one in five requests for education, health and care plans were rejected last year but close to half a million children and young people now have one

Exclusive: Ofqual chief regulator Jo Saxton says she hopes 2022 exam results will be higher than in 2019 but advises schools not to try working out Progress 8 yet

Most teachers who responded to an exam board poll said they need more training in the use of digital assessment

Funding will allow 'up to 8,000' more schools and colleges to train senior leaders in mental health approaches, says DfE

The Department for Education's most senior official says sorry to people who have had to wait six weeks for accessible versions of its SEND plans

For the ‘next few years’ it will be ‘business as usual’ for Education Scotland, despite government promise of reform, hear MSPs

The EIS teaching union says the plan would ‘remove the vital experience offered by subject specialist principal teachers’

Home economics must no longer be treated as a 'poor relation' in the curriculum, says union

Primary schools 'deserve better support' during first key stage 2 Sats in three years, say heads

Exclusive: Figures obtained by ÌÇÐÄVlog show government's 'attendance adviser' plan is 'naive', says heads' leader

Most heads also warn the level of stress and anxiety among exam students is higher than in pre-pandemic years

More prominence mooted for school attendance and exclusion data in the Scottish government’s drive to close the attainment gap

Government said delivering the pledge to help pupils catch up will mean a 'shift in approach' for some schools

Department for Education confirms return to 'full subject content' for 2023 GCSE and A levels

Union survey finds 'disturbing' evidence of wellbeing crisis among teachers

Union wants to negotiate Scottish teachers' pay directly with government and speak to ‘the organ grinder, not the monkey’

Attendance, academies and Ofsted to be covered in Schools Bill outlined tomorrow

Second World War refugees' stories form basis of new resources for Scottish schools