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Union issues warning about the end of the requirement for inspectors to routinely take Covid tests before visiting schools

Headteachers' leaders warn that a lack of Covid testing could disrupt exams, as new guidance is published

Birmingham City captain Troy Deeney started a campaign in February to make the teaching of the history and experiences of black, Asian and ethnic minority communities mandatory in schools

The disruption to their education that exam students have suffered is not being properly taken into account by the Scottish Qualifications Authority, warn parents

Teachers need 'research literacy' to assess whether products and innovations are right for their school, experts say

The DfE warns that schools should reconsider their cyber security if using Russian-based antivirus software or IT applications

Private schools are being hit by a range of financial pressures, on top of extra Covid costs, including rising energy and catering bills

In a new book, a Cambridge specialist has argued that teachers of the classical language need to rethink their techniques

Exclusive: Concern as data shows school budgets for teaching aids and equipment are stuck below 2015-16 levels

Headteachers at the top of the salary scale will now earn almost £100,000 – but deal is ‘a slap in the face’, according to secondary leaders’ body

Exclusive: New data shows highest level of classroom teacher vacancies in secondary schools in recent years

Data shows increase in school leader vacancies as unions warn that a lack of government action in tackling Covid will lead to an exodus

Decision contradicts government plans to scrutinise school absence, say leaders

Warning of raised malpractice risk as some schools consider hiring supply staff to invigilate exams this summer

Secondary head Bruce Robertson shares insights from his career, including the importance of teachers and leaders understanding how learning happens

Almost 5,000 Scottish pupils have a visual impairment but just 36 teachers report specialising in this area

Overall attendance falls again, despite a drop in absence officially classed as 'Covid-related'

Heads' union leaders call on the education secretary to reinstate free Covid testing in schools amid high pupil and staff absence

Shadow schools minister Stephen Morgan asks why National Tutoring Programme operator Randstad was given £7m of extra cash last year

Watchdog report sets out the Covid challenges it has found schools are coping with during latest inspections

Scotland’s exam body has a 43-strong communications department, prompting Labour to accuse it of wasting crucial education funding

Concerns over a 'never-ending conveyor belt' of Covid disruption as teachers test positive for the second time

Almost half of heads are anxious about rising energy costs, a survey has revealed

ÌÇÐÄVlog unpicks some of the big claims made by the government in its long-awaited Schools White Paper – and finds some interesting and creative use of data