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Teachers are 'resorting to resourcing their classrooms themselves', warns charity

Exclusive: The impact of the pandemic on students' mental health has been revealed by a major new study

New DfE guidance for parents says schools can refuse to accept students with Covid symptoms

The attainment gap narrowed but only half of school leavers from the most deprived areas got at least one Higher or equivalent, Scottish government figures show

Almost a third of teachers worked unpaid overtime last year, according to analysis by the TUC

Exclusive: Heads' and teachers' leaders warn top-down pressure on school leaders is putting education recovery at risk

The early years leader and researcher shares insight from a 40-year career

Nearly a quarter of all school inspections were deferred in the first half of this term, according to new Ofsted statistics

Concerns over the closures of specialist units allowing deaf pupils to be taught in mainstream schools

Research reveals students' confusion over whether sexual comments or touching or grabbing someone are acceptable

The drop in the numbers studying design and technology is limiting poorer children's access to engineering careers, study suggests

A teacher of pupils with complex needs was convicted of assaulting five children last year, but concerns were raised by colleagues in 2017

New data suggests schools are now past the worst of Omicron peak after an absence-hit term

Secondary school staff and pupils will be able to access free Covid tests when responding to public health advice, particularly in relation to local outbreaks

EXCLUSIVE: Girls' Day School Trust staff would stay longer in Teachers' Pension Scheme under today's offer – but union says this is not enough to avoid strike

Asymptomatic testing is to end, but pupils and staff will still be advised to stay home if they test positive

Boris Johnson announced the removal of remaining Covid restrictions in the Commons today

Heads welcome government backing plans to allow councils to set up buffer zones around schools

Non-integrated schools are the norm in Northern Ireland but a private member's bill is seeking change

'Reckless' government plan could cause 'super spreader free-for-all' in schools, say unions

Some teachers have called the guidance 'positive', but others have questioned whether schools actually need it

Exclusive: The Competition and Markets Authority is questioning schools affected by the ESS contract extension

Exclusive: DfE says it is 'not in the public interest' to reveal the attendance and class cancellation rates for sessions on the National Tutoring Programme

The pilot scheme will aim to recruit engineering graduates to become physics teacher trainees