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Exclusive: Ian Bauckham sets out 'emergency timetable changes' for schools to consider as Omicron surges

All the new guidelines and latest announcements for the start of the Spring term

DfE also tells schools that live-streamed lessons are the 'preferred' approach to remote education

The DfE has set out the criteria by which schools can apply for 7,000 air purifier units in a bid to combat the spread of the Omicron variant. Here is everything you need to know about how to apply

But education secretary says on-site learning should be available to as many pupils as possible

Ofsted also set to be scaled back for the next month, and schools will receive more air purifiers, DfE announces

Extra air purifiers for schools will 'barely scratch the surface' of what is needed, warns union leader

Unions warn government to minimise Covid disruption to avoid exams being cancelled for a third year in a row

Confederation of School Trusts' chief executive Leora Cruddas and Teach First's Russell Hobby among honours recipients

A number of people who have made an impact on the lives of pupils and students in Scotland have been honoured

Scotland’s largest teaching union says it could be a challenge to reopen schools fully after the new year due to staff absence

Heads put together plans to 'prioritise year groups' to protect mock exams as Omicron cases surge

But overall this year there was a significant drop in compensation for teachers injured at work – with the most common cause of injuries still 'slips, trips and falls'

First minister promises decision ‘in the next week’ – with any changes to self-isolation rules introduced from 5 January

School leaders warn this will see students who recently tested positive returning to 'crowded' classrooms

More than 20,000 votes were cast in a ÌÇÐÄVlog contest on Twitter highlighting the stunning locations of schools in Scotland

ÌÇÐÄVlog presents a round-up of key news and features to keep you up to date with the latest in the world of education

Most primary school pupils in Scotland are offered free school meals – but it looks like older children will have to wait

While ÌÇÐÄVlog is beginning a new chapter as a digital-only publication, it remains committed to supporting teachers to be the best they can be, writes editor Jon Severs

For international teachers, ÌÇÐÄVlog’ online offering meant staying in touch with the essentials of education, even when the physical magazine was out of reach. Join Mark Steed in toasting a new era

Exclusive: Heads' union says more schools should be able to benefit from the workforce fund as data shows only 4 per cent of schools applied last year

First minister responds to concerns about teachers' mental health and wellbeing raised in an EIS teaching union survey

Vaccination is to be offered to at-risk pupils aged 5-11 – but questions remain about extending jabs for all in this age group, scientists say

The areas that have seen the biggest switch to online learning this term have been revealed by new research