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It’s time to reveal the schools and projects that have been shortlisted for each category in the ÌÇÐÄVlog Independent School Awards 2021, the most hotly anticipated event in the education calendar. Champagne flutes at the ready…

And eight out of 10 teachers describe themselves as stressed from working during the pandemic, poll shows

More than two-thirds of leaders are less content in their role than they were a year ago, report finds

Department for Education condemns behaviour of protesters after 'totally inappropriate' material shown to pupils during RE lesson

Providing extra funding with one hand while taking it away with another is not right, says Northern poverty commissioner

Members of Britain’s largest teaching union will vote on motion to abolish schools inspectorate at conference next month

We look at the parties' education promises on the first day of campaigning as the country prepares to vote on 6 May

Behind the latest data are children whose education is diminished and life chances cut short, warn campaigners

Global supply constraints 'governed' the fact the DfE couldn't distribute devices as quickly as hoped, top civil servant says

Recruiting tutors for the National Tutoring Programme is a ‘challenge’ and teaching assistants and former teachers may be needed, admits DfE

Early Career Framework guidance does not specify experience needed to be a mentor – despite warning from review leader

Teacher pay is at forefront of the Liberal Democrat campaign launch for the 6 May Scottish Parliament election

Williamson warned that teachers may overcompensate for 2020 grading parsimony if they feel their students lost out last year

Union doesn’t want masks worn in schools until end of academic year but says there’s no data yet to say it’s safe to remove them

Influential committee of MPs writes to Gavin Williamson outlining major concerns about this year's GCSEs and A levels

‘Entirely unethical’ for government to be ‘hiding behind’ teachers, who will take blame for A-level and GCSE grade inflation, warns NEU

Union reports £5.4m cash surplus – instead of a predicted deficit – thanks to membership rise and Covid-related savings

Union to end contract in which controversial free school meal vouchers provider runs 'exclusive package' for members

Academic says review of data shows lateral flow tests only correctly identify 58 per cent of asymptomatic cases

Some pupils refused school places on the basis of risk assessments conducted without their family's input, says MPs

Tory leader Ruth Davidson also criticises education secretary's 'catch-up' comments during First Minister's Questions

Work used as evidence for A-level and GCSE grades that does not seem 'authentic' will be investigated by exam boards

Newsletter citing visual, auditory and kinaesthetic learning styles mocked by DfE's own behaviour tsar

Schools told to protect teachers from students, parents or carers asking for grades 'higher than the evidence supports'