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The education secretary is expected to confirm plans for the ‘transformation’ of Oak into a new UK-wide curriculum quango today

Heads’ leader warns virus among staff is still leading to whole year group closures in the run-up to GCSEs and A levels

The National Tutoring Programme contract with Randstad should be stopped if the scheme fails to meet its targets by spring, says committee

Private school partnership with major MAT aims to open free schools in Oldham, Middlesbrough and Dudley

But exams should be ‘lighter touch’, say respondents to the consultation that informed report on Scottish education reform

Heads' leader said challenge can be met rapidly after education secretary Nadhim Zahawi announced plans to place 100,000 children in UK schools

A group of big multi-academy trusts is the preferred bidder to run the government's new teacher training organisation, ÌÇÐÄVlog understands

Government extends support scheme in an attempt to persuade more former teachers back into the classroom to help with Covid catch-up

New hubs are part of the government's £180m early years Covid recovery effort, aimed at building a 'stronger, more expert workforce'

All schools should have a professional careers adviser because the quality of careers guidance is too varied, says Sutton Trust report

The government needs to create an education fund for children with both sight and hearing loss, says charity

The chancellor will need to impose real-terms pay cuts in the public sector or change borrowing or spending plans, warns the IFS

Liberal Democrat education spokeswoman Munira Wilson also said the programme ‘risks proving a disaster’ during a debate today

The government is to hand a new UK-wide online curriculum contract to the remote learning provider, ÌÇÐÄVlog understands

The long-awaited Muir report was published today, pointing the way to post-Covid education reform

The publication of the Muir report on the future of the SQA and Education Scotland brought forward amid controversy over exam support materials

The watchdog's chief inspector says its next 5-year plan will focus on early years

Dame Rachel de Souza publishes her interim report investigating attendance data collection across the school system

Assessment of performance data comes amid concern over reintroduction of school league tables

But union leader warns we are 'not out of the woods yet' when it comes to Covid-related absences

Support materials were published accidentally by Scotland’s exam body last night – and many teachers say they add nothing

Former DfE permanent secretary says Whitehall shows 'surprisingly little interest' in what those who use or deliver public services think

Documents outlining the possible impacts of Covid policy in schools released after legal victory for teaching union

Stem subjects are worst hit – a quarter of places on Scottish postgraduate courses for maths teachers went unfilled this year