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But recruiting surplus teachers could pay off if aligned with Covid catch-up plans, says member of ITT review group

Staff at two independent schools are on strike today over plans to withdraw them from the Teachers’ Pensions Scheme

Ahead of the 6 May election, the SNP pledges to reform exams and give teachers more power

'Proper investment' needed from government to make schools 'safe' in the future, says medical expert

Teachers’ leader backs call to spend £10m DfE behaviour hub programme fund on mental health counsellors instead

Election pledge involves the extension of free early years education and 'wraparound' childcare all year round

Schools minister says all schools are required to ensure a collective act of worship takes place every day

Ahead of the election, the Greens pledge to reform national education bodies such as the SQA and give teachers autonomy

Music tuition manifesto promise made amid concerns about the postcode lottery and the impact of Covid

From Ofsted and Covid to 'tightened' academy regulation, here are the highlights from today's education committee meeting

SQA insists that there should not be 'one-off, high-stakes' assessments this year after exams were cancelled

Children's laureate Cressida Cowell tells ÌÇÐÄVlog about her campaign to secure extra funding for primary school libraries

Teacher who admitted altering his students' coursework before submitting it to exam board is banned from profession

Poll shows positive picture for most parents – but poorer families and those with more children more likely to struggle

Regional schools commissioner 'really hopeful' sponsor has been found for school waiting 10 years to become an academy

The DfE is still more than 4,000 devices short on delivering its target of free laptops for disadvantaged pupils

Party will promise help with practical subject costs, school trips and school uniform

Government must put primary libraries 'at the heart' of Covid recovery, says children's laureate

Prep schools’ leader Chris King tells ÌÇÐÄVlog why mobile phones should be used by teachers, how bursaries may ‘take a knock’, and what happened when he met the Duke of Edinburgh

Baroness Williams of Crosby, who championed comprehensives and was seen as a ‘trailblazer’ for education, dies aged 90

Catch-up: Parents see pupil wellbeing support as more important than extended school days and reduced holidays, Ipsos Mori poll finds

Fitness-to-teach panel told about the 'significant' impact of teacher's unwanted touching and kissing

In the run-up to the Scottish Parliament election, the party says primary school homework 'is of limited benefit'

Science teacher sent chatroom messages on work laptop describing role-play scenarios 'related to a school environment'