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Everything teachers need to know about Ofqual's plans for GCSEs and A levels next summer

Teachers' leader says upcoming funding announcement is a 'moment of truth' for the government

Teacher-assessed grades set to be used again if Covid leads to another year of exam cancellations

The approach to assessing students in Scotland next year will be a national one with no local variation, the SQA tells MSPs

From scrapping tax exemptions for private schools to reforming Ofsted – what education would look like under Labour

Nearly 7 in 10 academy trust leaders say school leadership teams should reflect the communities they serve

Baselines assessments for Reception pupils have been taking place en masse for the first time this term but the early indications are it’s not going well, with many issues raised by the process

Labour leader to promise 'the most ambitious school improvement plan ever', if party wins power

Shadow minister says improving the life chances of state school pupils would remove any need for independent schools

Exclusive: Most teachers think children should stay home if they are a close contact of a Covid case

Leading independent school head says the lockdown response of the ‘best private and state schools’ helped secure better remote learning for all pupils

One in 10 secondary students with virus also suffered symptoms more than four weeks after infection, research suggests

Shadow education secretary Kate Green criticises DfE handing of Covid management in schools

Fuel crisis will cause 'serious difficulties' in education, teachers' union leader has warned

National consultation on future of education to get under way this week

Form sent to headteachers is ‘not legitimate’, says NHS England vaccine boss

When schools will be inspected, how leaders can show Covid impact, and how sexual harassment claims will be treated

Stripping private schools of charitable status would increase burden on state school teachers, warn leaders

City centre free schools with 'serious condition issues' would be rebuilt with 'smaller footprints' under DfE company's plan

ÌÇÐÄVlog also understands former headteacher Mark Lehain is tipped to be new Department for Education special adviser

Active listening is a key part of problem-solving, says Ollie Ward – and getting it right means avoiding these mistakes

Around 1.5 per cent of all pupils were not in school for reasons connected to the coronavirus on 16 September

Former commissioner says government should gather schools' Covid catch-up activity data to measure national recovery progress

New 2021 figures show all but one of Scotland's local authorities recording a Higher pass rate better than pre-Covid