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Falling birth rate and late applications given as possible reasons for the missing 31K new primary pupils

News of 300K extra children eligible for FSM between January 2020 and 2021 likely to fuel criticism of DfE over pupil premium ‘stealth cut’

Most school leaders think one-to-one catch-up tuition should be main focus of Covid recovery effort, new poll shows

But while the government has slashed funding to SQA, fees paid by schools and councils remain unchanged

Most tutoring under DfE’s flagship NTP will be provided on a 1:3 basis to provide both ‘value for money’ and ‘high impacts’

Changes to non-exam assessment requirements carried over to 2022

Ofsted chief says responding to instances of sexual harassment such as nude images is a 'difficult issue for schools'

Decision would be at odds with other countries vaccinating children to avoid school Covid outbreaks

Inspectorate warns that children with SEND have experienced a narrowed education in the past academic year

A quarter of teachers grading GCSEs and A levels have come under parental pressure to change them, ÌÇÐÄVlog research shows

In the second reading of the proposed legislation, the House of Lords debated members’ concerns

Online GCSEs and A level exams could introduce a wide range of advantages, says Ofqual research director

New figures show 42.9 per cent of 2019-20 school leavers in higher education – but Labour warns of ‘deep inequality’

Pupils denied necessary catch-up support would be 'a generation betrayed', shadow minister says

Today's DfE data doesn't reflect 'huge' regional differences in pupil attendance caused by Delta variant, warns the NAHT

Amanda Spielman tells MPs that ending key stage 3 tests for 14-year-olds was a loss for many schools and young people

Grade inflation is inevitable this year – but we're unlikely to see government defending teachers, says Kester Brewin

Asked by MPs what she'd like to change, chief inspector highlights Ofsted's inability to inspect multi-academy trusts

Girls sent naked photos of boys 'would not want to be pulled into safeguarding procedures', says Ofsted chief

Schools given an extra week to submit priority appeals amid teacher anger over clash with summer holiday

Teachers in 'invidious position', facing 'intrusive parental interest' over GCSE and A-level grading, says Ofqual boss

A third of LGBT+ teachers say colleagues are 'a barrier' to inclusion in their school

Heads call for itemised list of exam board costs in wake of GCSE and A-level cancellation

NASUWT reports almost 19,000 new paying members in 2020, after losing more than 10,000 the year before