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Survey of 1,300 Scottish primary school leaders finds just 18% of deputes want to pursue headship

Exclusive: Latest inspection reports show an improving picture but teacher training leader warns facing Ofsted and government reaccreditation at the same time was 'a nightmare'

Exclusive: Randstad's National Tutoring Programme director Karen Guthrie speaks to ÌÇÐÄVlog on the firm's much-slated handling of the government's flagship education recovery effort

Ofsted said new SEND area inspections will not be implemented until 2023 but cannot give exact date as current cycle ends

Exclusive: Ambition Institute led consortium is understood to be considering legal action after DfE named rival School Led Development Trust as preferred bidder

Schools are training staff to oversee next month's exams amid continued invigilator shortages due to Covid fears, but a headteachers' leader has warned against the move

Selective schools are mulling the formation of grammar-only MATs amid fears that joining with non-selective schools will water down admissions policies

New report shows positive impact of ditched DfE scheme as schools continue to face shortages of maths and science teachers

Ofqual data shows the most common reason for appealing GCSE results last year was on grade judgement or evidence used

Government says more than 32,000 trainees will be needed next academic year

Government unveils three new NTP contracts after a shake-up of the scheme was announced last month

New survey on behalf of the Sutton Trust shows more than two-thirds of primary headteachers believe catch-up funding has been insufficient

Zahawi says new qualification and support for teaching climate change underpin DfE sustainability strategy

Education secretary faced MP questions following publication of the Schools White Paper. Here is everything you need to know

'One-off' sum of up to £1,500 per trainee extended

The 13 government SEND advisers will work in areas where inspections have found concerns

Children need to know more about fact checking and online safety, warns parliamentary group

Warnings come as DfE releases first attendance data since telling schools to stop recording Covid-related absence

But financial position is unsustainable owing to Covid, warns academies group leader

Action 'urgently needed' to support those schools and teachers being 'targeted and victimised', says union

The government has been told to provide teachers with a real pay rise, a working time limit, and the end of fire and rehire, in a scathing speech today

Most teachers (90 per cent) who responded to a NASUWT survey said an increase in class sizes was worsening behaviour in schools

NASUWT survey reveals anger with government over pay

Survey shows 6 in 10 teachers report workload has 'increased significantly' over the past year