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Over 9 in 10 music teachers say these performance measures have 'negatively impacted music education'

A new report warns teacher recruitment challenges could be faced in subjects that usually recruit well

D&T has been 'neglected' and 'actively devalued' as a subject, warns heads' leader

Exclusive: Teaching union says plans will 'build walls' within the profession

Nearly 1 in 10 teachers were absent last week, DfE statistics reveal

Labour criticises government over NTP and ‘lack of ambition’ in its education plans

Renowned educationalist John Hattie questions the value of Ofsted teacher observations and calls for a greater focus on pupil experience

School leaders call for more support for anxious students and those who are unable to take any exams due to Covid

Unions say the end of routine Covid testing will have ‘a detrimental impact', with staff absence at a record high – and school leaders’ body says testing should stay for now

Secondary leaders' organisation warns of the impact of Covid staff absence and also brands teacher pay offer as a 'slap in the face'

The watchdog's latest review into subject teaching has said that a strong PE curriculum should clearly state what it means to get better at the subject

Geoff Barton also questions if the DfE's White Paper plans will be backed with extra money

Scottish Conservatives also call for Curriculum for Excellence to be scrapped and parents to get a bigger role in running schools

Exclusive: Merged classes are being taught in halls and canteens as schools face ongoing disruption due to Covid absences

'Shocking shortfalls' in teacher training revealed by new research, which raises concerns about how deaf pupils are supported in key early development years

Primary assessments should not go ahead as normal, as disruption to learning has not been felt 'evenly', headteachers' leader warns

Heads warn that the government decision to stop compulsory Covid tests in schools has made the disruption to education worse

The number of pupils off because of the pandemic in Scotland has been steadily rising since schools returned from the February break

National celebration will take place in May to say thank you to school staff who have provided stability in uncertain times

Government vows to publish new guidance and to create a 'model history curriculum', in its response to race and ethnic disparities report

Exclusive: Exams get underway in Scotland next month but SQA figures show that over a quarter of marker positions are yet to be filled

The likelihood of schools in different parts of the country consistently being rated as ‘good’ or better by Ofsted has been revealed by new research

Teachers at 23 independent schools stop walkout action after settlement reached

Closure comes after heads' concerns over Russian firm Gazprom inclusion