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Requirements for face coverings are being removed, while rules on assemblies and transition visits are also changing

A government blog championing its focus on improving literacy in schools has been branded 'incomprehensible' by teachers

Analysis by SchoolDash was based on nearly 100 million pupil responses to Oak National Academy quizzes during 2021

The new guidance, which will be published in full today, is the first of its kind on how schools should approach the teaching of sensitive issues

The government today confirmed 5- to 11-year-olds will be offered the Covid-19 vaccine on a 'non-urgent' basis

Girls are more likely to play truant than boys at the age of 14 – as are children from the most deprived areas, new Scottish research finds

England expected to make a similar announcement later today – Wales has already said it will extend vaccination to younger pupils

Heads also express concern over future access to coronavirus tests for schools

The fund is used to help schools facing staffing problems as a result of high absences

Exclusive: Schools that follow the DfE's proposed new behaviour guidance could end up breaking the law through their treatment of SEND pupils, a top lawyer warns

Plans to move 19 schools into an academy trust have been paused after unions launch legal challenge

Former Girls Day School Trust chief executive Michael Oakley said he is 'horrified' that pensions row has culminated in strike action

But university recruitment targets for primary will be frozen next year despite a government pledge to recruit more teachers

A new department review warns of 'internal friction' and 'lack of clarity' in how the government manages schools

Some geography teachers are excited by the idea of using VR, while others fear school leaders could use it to replace real-life fieldwork

Exclusive: Schools Minister sets out ambition for country's schools to become 'world leaders in literacy'

Exclusive: Call for non-specialist primary staff to be given more subject-specific support

Schools have some of the highest levels of self-isolating staff out of all the employment sectors, new figures show

Union warns that teachers' wellbeing can't be ‘collateral damage’

The plans could spell the end of primary headteachers in small Argyll and Bute Council schools, says the AHDS

In response to Covid disruption, the inspectorate extends the transition period for schools to develop their curriculum plans

DfE plans to send 'high-quality' heads into standalone schools where an academy trust cannot be found to take them on

Don't expect yoga sessions to fix a toxic culture – focus on flexible working and competitive pay, say school leaders and experts, including Jonny Uttley, Jack Worth and Stephen Munday

Disadvantaged pupils are now further behind their classmates in maths than they were at the start of Covid, according to a new EEF report