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Almost half of students with the lowest grades say GCSEs did not help them progress, research shows

Parents highlight how some children are more likely to refuse to do homework since the start of Covid pandemic

Free school founder confirmed as Nadhim Zahawi's new adviser at the Department for Education

Both heads' and teachers' union leaders criticise a reported plan to remove a cap on teachers' directed working hours

A member of the expert panel leading a review of Scottish education has today set out his priorities

From reintroducing masks and bubbles to isolation rules, some schools are taking Covid safety into their own hands

New education secretary tells school leaders that they should speak up if petrol shortages disrupt learning

ASCL leader says heads have raised concerns about inspections 'carrying on as if these were normal times'

Most staff in 'outstanding' schools think inspection this year is likely after the removal of exemption, poll suggests

Fresh from attending the Labour Party conference, Geoff Barton explains the key insights that can be gleaned from the opposition's education proposals

The government consultation will run for eight weeks and is open to ‘all who have an interest in Scottish education’

Some nations clearly have it better than Scotland, from holiday allowance to contact time, as the differences between school systems – highlighted in the latest OECD data – show. Emma Seith reports

Why Scotland's exam system needs reforming

‘Pedagimmickry’ won’t miraculously transform the lives of time-poor school staff. What’s needed is the political will for change, writes Henry Hepburn

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Politicians are too far removed from the day-to-day life of schools to truly understand how they work. What they really need to do is visit educational settings more often, says Jon Severs

Teachers need support – not scrutiny and 'top-down management', says union president

We outline the key adaptations to next year's GCSE and A-level exams, as revealed by Ofqual

Politicians call for senior SQA figures to step down after intervention from Equality and Human Rights Commission

Sam Freedman breaks down the impact of Ofqual's grading changes and explains why they create as many problems as they solve

Scottish councils and the government accused of ‘devaluing the profession’ with ‘completely unacceptable’ pay offer

The exams regulator advises schools to consider doing TAG assessment before Christmas to 'protect against further disruption'

There are some small steps that teachers can take to help make school less stressful for young people with stammers, says this student

Some education leaders say exam mitigations are 'sensible', while others warn they could lead to unfair 'topic lottery'