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Ofqual urged to review exam board rebate processes to understand 'reasons for large differences' in sums given back

The party says face masks in school are ‘no longer a necessity’ – even in communal areas

Official points to 'interrelationship between speed and quality' when it comes to radically reshaping teacher training sector

In Scotland, millions of pounds are being invested in the new role: so what is it?

New DfE guidance sets out how misconduct, criminal offences or failing to uphold British values could see school leaders barred

Heads say the Covid data shows stark challenges faced by schools at end of academic year

New data shows one in four pupils off for Covid-related reasons in the North East

Further grades at GCSE could damage pupils’ mental health, says leading private school headteacher

New report calls on schools to present data on pupil exclusions and the numbers who leave them each year

Commons Select Education Committee calls on government to create a new register of homeschooled children

No need for 2m distance from staff in exams from September, new Department for Education guidance says

Will there be a dearth of GCSE and A-level examiners next year after two years of no marking? It's a situation we can't allow to happen, says this senior examiner

EXCLUSIVE: The chair of the ITT review also claims it is a myth that either higher education or school-based providers are "in the crosshairs" of the new reforms

Pupils experiencing poor mental health are three times more likely not to secure five GCSE grades at A* to C or 9 to 4, a study suggests.

Expert suggests cases being detected among young people may be dropping now schools have shut for the summer

Ofsted sets out how its inspections will work in Reception classes once the new early years foundation stage framework launches

An EEF evaluation found pupils using Accelerated Reader did not make additional progress compared with pupils in schools not using the programme

High Court judge rules that education secretary Gavin Williamson's decision not to revoke an academy order on a primary school was irrational

Recent teacher training downgrades by the inspectorate reflects concerns the government has about the sector, ÌÇÐÄVlog understands

ÌÇÐÄVlog' #TeachersToo survey shows one in four female secondary teachers has been sexually harassed or abused in past year

New study finds daily Covid tests on contacts instead of asking them to self isolate could be as effective in controlling virus spread

Analysis shows ’astounding’ drop in real terms pay of experienced teachers in 15 years when next year's pay freeze is factored in

There are plenty of anecdotal reports about how transformational gaming can be for those with additional needs. But one specialist college is aiming to prove just how effective the activity is at boosting outcomes via a ‘research competition’ aimed at young people with physical disabilities. Kate Parker reports

Schools minister sets out plans for grading reviews and provisional process for next year's GCSE and A-level exams