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Ministers should introduce a comprehensive plan to 'decarbonise the entire school estate by 2030', say unions

Exclusive: Ofqual urged to revise exam plan as new data shows Year 11s have had highest absence rates so far this term

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A primary teacher has shared his findings after looking into which apps are used most in classrooms

Exclusive: Heads say the 'clunky' demand is 'micromanagement' from an 'out-of-touch' government

Spending is over £800 higher per pupil in Scotland than rest of UK – but pandemic recovery funding is lower than in comparable countries

Spending increase has not kept pace with growth in pupil numbers, says the Institute of Fiscal Studies

Public Accounts Committee says DfE must assess impact of funding changes on poorest schools

Additional devices will help keep pupils out of school 'connected to their classmates and teachers', DfE says

DfE planning to develop new guidance to help schools 'meet their duties' while teaching about complex political issues

Scottish secondary teachers were promised an extra £400 when the exams were cancelled last year, but some have yet to receive it

Suffolk County Council has become the latest council to order masks for pupils and staff after 'surge' in positive cases among students

Uncertainty sparked by pandemic has led more teachers to feel they will be in the job in three years' time, research shows

Government officials and school leaders agree that parental involvement in NTP would 'boost uptake', new research finds

Primary heads' commitment to managing 'unprecedented' Covid situation is a 'tribute' to their resilience, expert says

New social mobility chief Katharine Birbalsingh also says improving digital access may not improve education for disadvantaged children

A Scottish council has come under fire for introducing facial recognition technology so pupils can pay for school meals

COP26 is being embraced by many schools in Scotland, who will use the crucial climate conference to inspire an array of projects

Government intervenes in SEND services in Birmingham after successive damning inspection reports

Amanda Spielman has been accused of believing 'teachers should be like robots' by Dame Alison Peacock

School leaders criticise government for 'hugely frustrating' delays to landmark special needs review

Many post-probation teachers fail to secure a permanent job, according to new figures that have prompted call for action

But children will have to book jabs in advance, meaning they won't be allowed to attend walk-in centres, NHS says

Absence rates due to Covid are rising but at a slower rate – and five other findings on school attendance