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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

Teaching and education staff now have the joint highest incidence of long Covid, alongside social care workers

The new education director for Glasgow talks to ÌÇÐÄVlog Scotland about his time in the priesthood, exam reform, the importance of inclusion and why the drive to close the attainment gap should have started sooner

Exclusive: Teachers at 23 private schools in the Girls' Day School Trust were due to take part in strike action again this week

A quarter more primary schools signed up to the £8m second wave of the government's language Covid catch-up scheme for Reception pupils

The Department for Education has said that a significant pay rise is needed to recruit new teachers

Teachers can play a big role in helping students to recognise fake news, says Yvonne Skipper

Teaching union says the focus should be on campaigning for a 10 per cent pay rise in 2022-23

A selection of this year's education conferences and events

Union says there is ‘absolutely no sound educational rationale’ for removing principal teachers from schools

Five unions demand an uplift in pay to reverse the 'devastating' impact of pay 'attacks' on the profession

Exclusive: Schools need more support to help the most disadvantaged students sitting exams this summer, one teachers' leader warns

Public spending watchdog says school finance figures mask ‘cruel divides between haves and have nots’

Schools minister admits to 'challenges' and that the government 'needs to keep doing better' over its flagship Covid catch-up programme

Exclusive: The government has come under pressure to remove Gazprom from the Crown Commercial Service’s School Switch service

Schools minister says national assessments will help show the impact of the pandemic to identify where support is needed

7-year-old Callum Isted wants to replace the disposable bottles of water given to primary school pupils with their lunches with reusable bottles

Inspections of ECF and NPQ providers have been put back by 12 months

Applications to initial teacher education have dropped below pre-Covid levels, new Scottish figures show – but universities say demand is 'still high'

Grammar teaching approach does not improve Year 2 pupils' writing, finds study