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A decision about how exam grading will be ‘pegged’ is yet to be made. Geoff Barton looks at the options

Conservative MP brings bill to ensure that careers advice is offered to all students throughout secondary school

The latest official figures for Scotland also show almost one in five S4 pupils not in school on Tuesday

Champion of student-led projects from Kent and Liverpool-based teacher of the visually impaired both up for major award

'Robust' data is required if schools in Scotland are to be judged on more than just exam results, says auditor general

Schools have issued press releases stating that off-rolling was not found because Ofsted did not use that term – despite finding the practice

Government’s flagship tutoring scheme risks ‘further entrenching downward pressure on rates of pay’, NASUWT warns

A lawyer outlines the legal situation for schools if a parent refuses to send their child in citing Covid safety concerns

Failure to make ‘substantially improved' pay offer before 30 September will lead to ‘declaration of dispute’, warns union

Teacher rewarded after years of ‘shedding light on the destructive impact of discrimination’

Heads and teachers fear the decision shows that education catch-up is in danger of being 'relegated' by the government

MP and former teacher launches bill to give Ofsted the power to inspect multi-academy trust boards

OECD experts today faced questions about their recent review of Scotland’s Curriculum for Excellence

Reports suggest shake-up of Boris Johnson's top team could take place as soon as tomorrow

Heads have had to cut funding for teaching assistants, special needs and school trips to stay out of the red, survey finds

Headteachers’ union says it will be ‘difficult to justify’ keeping distribution of grades from past two years if exams return

But face coverings in autumn term are less popular with younger staff and primary teachers, survey shows

Teaching staff across the board are less certain of their understanding of government guidelines than they were last year, survey shows

Exclusive: 'Unsurprising' that a huge rise in appeals has not emerged given top grades awarded in 2021, say solicitors

Urgent question lodged in Parliament after government's apparent dismissal of OECD concerns over standardised testing

Amid major changes to SEND guidance in Wales, an Alnco with experience of managing similar changes in England shares her insight

Decision announced on grading in October, while adaptations to exams will be published in next two weeks, says exams regulator

Schools need government support to help combat racism, misogyny and homophobia, say headteachers

EXCLUSIVE: New guidance on C02 monitors says schools should target areas that 'smell unpleasant' – but not sports halls