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Former health secretary Matt Hancock also tells ÌÇÐÄVlog that 'there clearly needs to be more support' for mental health in schools

A Holyrood inquiry wants more information from the Scottish government on ‘outcomes achieved’ as a result of the support provided for children and young people

The secondary head talks about why his focus is on people and positive relationships – and why talking things through is much better than shouting

The education secretary today faced public questions about catch-up, schools' soaring energy bills and more – here's all you need to know

Exclusive: Applications for a new international competition – set up to celebrate schools in the wake of Covid – close on 1 March

School leaders should use their own judgement over carrying on with tests in case exams are cancelled and TAGs are used again, says Ofqual chief

NEU teaching union members at 23 private schools join picket lines to protest against plans to withdraw from the Teachers' Pension Scheme

As school leaders warn that soaring energy bills could result in job losses, the education secretary does not commit to providing extra funding

Masks will no longer be required in secondary classrooms from March – but they will still be worn in indoor communal areas

Education Policy Institute report shows the gap between poorer pupils’ GCSE grades and those of their peers has stalled since 2011

Government should create a new pupil premium category for children trapped in long-term poverty, says report

Exclusive: Academy sector leader's warning comes after the DfE admits that performance tables will measure schools that have faced uneven Covid impact

Give more power to heads and get better at identifying what works, expert witnesses say

Heads' leader warns that government rule change won't prevent large numbers of staff and pupils being unwell enough with Covid to miss school

Education secretary writes to headteachers as a senior MP suggested the government should break its contract with Randstad

Education select committee chair says that £5 billion spent on education catch-up is 'not reaching the most vulnerable'

Ex-DfE adviser says new watchdog should have the power to merge or close multi-academy trusts over education failure

Expert warns government must take urgent action as new teacher training figures show recruitment is lower than pre-pandemic levels

Heads' leader says the plan to move Catholic Diocese schools into MATs appears to be 'an abuse of process'

The number of secondary teachers off for Covid reasons increases by 30 per cent – despite an overall drop in school absence, new DfE figures show

Former DfE permanent secretary also says that academisation has meant decision-making is too centralised

Seven ways that schools can promote attendance in any setting, according to Ofsted

New Ofsted research reveals the reasons that headteachers cited for lower-than-normal school attendance last term

Secondaries will be able to bid for grants of up to £3,000 for equipment or teaching resources in a government scheme to refresh the subject