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'There is a wonderful sense of enjoyment and participation in sport at Orchard House,' say judges

In a year when remote learning took centre stage, Harrow School Online demonstrated the power of online education

Pupils at The Key Education Centre have grown in confidence through a partnership with Bedales School, impressing the judges this year

Judges praise Streatham & Clapham High School student Joely To's 'initiative and drive to get her laudable project off the ground' in establishing a groundbreaking website to encourage girls in STEM

Multi-academy trust in court to defend its policy of masks in the classroom – which is in line with national guidance

The story of a young Syrian refugee has gone viral after a photo was posted of him with a Gaelic certificate

Schools are having to 'lose people who should be in front of children just to balance the books', warns heads union leader

The return of GCSE and A-level exams next year 'is going to need quite a lot of thought', says Ofqual boss

Delay to government consultation on keeping track of children not in school is 'ridiculous', says teachers' leader

But England allocates more funding to schools ‘on the basis of social deprivation’, according to report

Teachers need to know 'exactly how next year's exams will work' by the end of this term, says NAHT union

Heads' union reports ‘frustrations’ with the catch-up scheme and say it’s not reaching schools in every part of the country

Policy will be reviewed in advance of step three of the roadmap out of lockdown, schools minister says

Majority of school leaders and teachers disagreed that GCSEs and A levels were trusted qualifications in 2020

For all the talk of cancelling exams, students' results still hinge on high-stakes assessments, says Alasdair Allan

Schools can advise students about whether they were close to a higher grade during the appeals process

In an open letter to the education secretary, this head argues that schools' financial situation is untenable

Minister says evidence supports school mobile phone bans – but heads tell DfE to instead focus on ‘big policy issues’

Minister says individual schools will not lose funding 'as a direct consequence' of pupil premium census date change

Sir Kevan Collins will 'say more' on his advice for 'medium- and longer-term' action in the summer term, says minister

Burnout becoming ‘more and more true in our classrooms’, says charity as it calls for schools to be ‘properly resourced’

The Covid pandemic has led to more schools diverting funds aimed at the poorest pupils, finds charity

New legislation seeks to keep branded items to a minimum to reduce burden of uniform costs on parents

Exclusive: Critics call timing of announcement ‘extraordinary’ as momentum grows for primary assessment review