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Shadow education secretary criticises Boris Johnson, Gavin Williamson and Nick Gibb over handling of GCSEs and A levels

New government pilot scheme aims to boost catch-up and reduce exclusions

Matt Hood reveals agreement with DfE that under any new deal Oak lessons will be free for teachers – and pupils at home

Unions condemn government decision not to award pay rise to most teachers in 2021-22 – and the timing of announcement

Social Mobility Commission report also considers private education, rural schools and impact of Covid

Scrapping GCSE exams would take education system back 'decades', schools minister warns

Decisions on mobile phone bans in schools will be left to 'the profession', minister suggests

‘Bitterly disappointing’ to see Sir Kevan’s catch-up plans dismissed, says head

Outgoing leader of biggest primary MAT uses ÌÇÐÄVlog interview to call for schools to lead a 'bottom-up' education recovery

First minister previously indicated that teen Covid vaccination could minimise further disruption to schools

EXCLUSIVE: Urgent warning over reports that new DfE guidance on Covid contact tracing in schools is not being followed

It's unacceptable for ministers to stress the need for good ventilation and then leave it up to schools, says James Bowen

Social Mobility Commission also calls for funding for mid-career teachers as incentive to work at disadvantaged schools

Education attainment gaps are narrowing but are still 'substantial', according to Social Mobility Commission report

EXCLUSIVE: Teacher-parents more likely than non-teachers to consider keeping child off school in final week, poll shows

Decision risks soaring infections among school-aged children this autumn, headteachers' leader warns

The racial abuse suffered by several England players after the Euro 2020 final defeat is a reminder that all of society must do more to tackle the scourge of racism – including education

Cyberattack on Harris cost academy trust more than £500K despite it standing firm against Russian hackers' calls for cash

Two in five heads have mostly 'survived' during the pandemic, while 23 per cent have been sometimes or mostly 'sinking'

Schools told that the portal for providing Covid attendance data is now closed until September, despite rising absence

Heads condemn 'nonsensical' GCSE data decision – while primary performance tables will return a year later in 2022-23

The change in Covid guidance in the last week of term could be the straw that breaks the camel's back, says Dan Morrow

School list unveiled alongside consultation on which ones should be prioritised in next phases of 10-year programme

In the season of farewell speeches, Stephen Petty imagines a head's tribute to the latest acronym to leave the school