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DfE pushes back deadline by three weeks after belatedly publishing British Sign Language and easy-to-read versions of its plans

Exclusive: As Year 6 students begin to sit Sats, an independent commission will probe the evidence underpinning primary assessments

Government says independent school registration could be suspended through creation of a new offence for proprietors

Ministers also set to legislate to require schools to have attendance policies

New data shows that just 1.8% of teachers in Scotland are from a black, Asian or minority ethnic background

New Schools Network is to shut down after missing out on funding for free-school support

The need for inclusion and more training for teachers and leaders was highlighted by the ÌÇÐÄVlog Education Insights SEND expert panel

The chair of the headteachers’ roundtable and multi-academy trust boss talks to ÌÇÐÄVlog about Ofsted, her school’s farm and the unsung heroes of the pandemic

Government survey to explore how much schools are paying for gas and electricity, and whether they are switching tariffs

Government adviser warns that department doesn't currently know if pupil EHCPs are being delivered

The accolade will go to Scottish schools that highlight the achievements of all students – not just those who excel in exams

Council education boss says cut of almost £3m to her area's Scottish Attainment Challenge funding is ‘big’ – but also ‘fair’

Education secretary Nadhim Zahawi writes to schools about how they can support pupils from Ukraine

Exams regulator said the use of technology had the potential to improve 'quality and fairness' for students

Find out who has made the list this year as ÌÇÐÄVlog prepares to celebrate the extraordinary achievements of the sector

Schools are struggling to recruit and retain staff as they cannot compete with other sectors, ÌÇÐÄVlog investigation finds

Heads have welcomed the move but said access to free Covid testing could 'eradicate' some uncertainty over exams

Scottish council figures show 2020-21 per-pupil spend fell in real terms, despite government promise to invest in recovery

Students engagement in modern foreign languages more swayed parents' influence rather than teachers, a new study suggests

Government plan to publish a catch-up 'league table' is 'shifting focus' for its NTP failure on to schools, say NAHT and ASCL

The shadow education secretary spoke to school leaders at the NAHT union conference in Telford today

Michael Fabricant had said 'many teachers and nurses' had staffroom drinks when gathering was unlawful during the pandemic

Three-quarters of heads polled by union say schools joining multi-academy trusts won't deliver on government literacy and numeracy targets

The government is putting pressure on schools to use their catch-up cash by August, despite only handing out the bulk of it – £150 million – from this week