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Heads meet with TikTok to discuss posts abusing teachers – but problem persists despite action from social media site

Experts say they are more 'reassured' about the safety of Covid vaccinations for children

'Selflessness' can be an infuriating and damaging concept when applied to teaching, says Jamie Thom

Bullying on social media platforms such as TikTok is pushing some teachers over the edge, warn heads

Inspectorate's expert says subject should not be put on a carousel in secondary schools

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Scotland's largest teaching union warns of 'growing clamour among members for a move to industrial action'

Teachers from around Scotland have been sharing pictures of schools with stunning backdrops

One-off high-stakes tests should be replaced with more regular online assessments of primary school pupils, according to a new report

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The government has set out how exams will run this year – and what will happen if they are scrapped again. Here's everything you need to know

Schools in all regions of England outside of London have been advised to bring in additional Covid controls as virus spreads

Experts find absence figures have been lower than estimated infection rates in some primary year groups

The DfE says students should be tested in 'exam-like conditions' in case GCSEs and A levels are scrapped owing to Covid again next summer

Online meetings with parents have some advantages but cannot replicate face-to-face meetings, argues teacher Sammy McHugh

Schools facing 'huge' loss of staff working in 'crucial roles' balancing the books amid ongoing financial pressure, leaders warn

Secondary students who say they are multilingual outperform their peers in non-language subjects, research shows

Senior government officials, the new children's commissioner and a top Ofsted director among new steering group for much-delayed review

Department for Education says it is 'engaging with' TikTok after heads' warning over 'highly insulting' videos

Exam reform must not increase the burden on Scottish teachers, says author of report on future of qualifications

'Highly insulting' TikTok videos impersonating school staff must be pulled down, heads warn

Exclusive: Ofsted insists the best way for it to support the sector is to carry on with routine inspections of schools

Climate education must permeate all subjects and not be put in silos, say headteachers at COP26

The union Unite says SQA staff have been left in limbo – with no job security – following the government's decision to replace the agency