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Heads’ and teachers’ leaders and exam experts warn over fairness fears as boards prepare to release advance exam information today

This week is Languages Week Scotland, so how successful has the drive to make languages 'an entitlement' from P1 to S3 been?

Government-backed advice service set up to help school staff who 'lack confidence' in tackling a rise in sex abuse among pupils

MPs warn that teachers fear some pupils have become 'feral' and are suffering 'extreme separation anxiety' as a result of lockdowns

UK government accused of ignoring the fact that the devolved nations have their own education systems – and digital learning platforms

E-ACT multi-academy trust has flagged up concerns over both staff payments and a contract

1,500 NEU teacher-members at schools in the Girls' Day School Trust are expected to take part in the strike over pensions

But national agency says it only featured Numberblocks on its site to 'help teachers and parents' support maths learning

The government is calling on heads to 'mitigate' the risks of students bringing phones into schools in revised behaviour guidance published today

This week the government has set out its plans for 'levelling up' the country. Here is a breakdown of its plans for education

Welsh schools may add an hour to the school day, with changes to the long summer break also mooted

Idea proposed by Scottish education secretary as she lays out plans to improve airflow in schools

Inspectorate says it does not expect subject leads in primary schools to be experts across multiple areas

There are too many small schools in the country, according to a government five-year plan for the primary and post-primary sectors

The government wants to set up a new online academy offering lessons across the UK as part of its efforts to level up education, ÌÇÐÄVlog understands

School leaders will tell MPs they have been 'scapegoated' for government failures during the Covid pandemic

A review by the Independent Assessment Commission (IAC) found the GCSE system 'should be overhauled'

New plans would allow the Teaching Regulation Agency to ban former teachers and those out of work

EXCLUSIVE: Support service finds leaders feel bullied, let down and isolated as they steered schools through the pandemic

Grading will be ‘more generous’ and, in some subjects, students will be told what to expect in exams

Rules on face coverings in secondary school classrooms – introduced in November 2020 – could soon be lifted

The shadow education secretary talks about 'aspirational' teachers, her inspirational grandad and the challenges for schools during the pandemic

Ministers also promise to 'eradicate illiteracy and innumeracy by 2030' – but heads call the plan 'insulting' and 'infuriating'

Long-running negotiations over teacher pay still look some distance from being resolved