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Figures prompt warning about vulnerable pupils 'dropping off the radar' during the pandemic

Banning isolation rooms in schools would make classrooms unsafe, warns DfE adviser

First minister says the use of facial recognition technologies is not ‘proportionate or necessary’ in schools

Union criticises teacher salary offer that is causing 'growing anger in schools' and would represent a real-terms pay cut

Everyone can have an impact on climate change, Nobel winner David MacMillan tells pupils in his home country of Scotland

Long-serving Glasgow education director Maureen McKenna will retire at the end of the year

From Covid recovery to pay rises – everything teachers and leaders need to know about today's school spending plans

The Scottish government supports qualifications reform – but externally assessed exams will remain, says minister

Teachers and heads say £1.8 billion in new funding is catch-up 'on the cheap' and 'nowhere near' enough

But recovery funds fall far short of the £15bn that the government's former catch-up tsar said was needed

New School Infection Survey data shows how many pupils are likely to have had Covid in some areas since November 2020

The exam body told schools to investigate incidents and take action – but collected no data on candidate malpractice in 2021

Women teachers are less likely to see themselves as a head but more likely to aim for pastoral lead roles, a poll shows

Children living in poverty need support now more than ever as Covid has widened inequalities, finds report

First minister Nicola Sturgeon reveals the latest figures in her first Covid update since Parliament's October break

Last year rules on evidence that could be used to support teacher grades was blamed for over-assessment of students

Strike action affecting schools is planned for one week in November, during the COP26 climate summit

Chancellor set to lift public sector pay freeze – but schools must not be left to 'foot the bill', says heads' union leader

Chancellor expected to announce £2.6bn special needs boost but says government has 'maxed out' on Covid catch-up funds

Almost two-thirds of Scottish secondaries surveyed did not teach about the British Empire during compulsory schooling

Pressure of 'toxic' graded inspections during the pandemic is driving school leaders from profession, the education secretary has been told

Moving away from the outmoded exam system would help schools genuinely prepare students for the future, says Claire Cowie

School leaders' union welcomes call for exclusion zones outside schools to prevent anti-vaxxers harassing staff and pupils

Many classes seem quieter than normal since the Covid pandemic began, but Jamie Thom has tips on how to help pupils open up