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Former prime minister Gordon Brown is among those supporting the Right2Learn campaign, launched today

The Department for Education has sent schools 11th-hour guidance on breaking up for the Christmas holiday

We must remember that exams are not the only fair way to judge a student’s performance, says the Association of College's Eddie Playfair

The DfE advises that face-to-face teaching in FE should end on 17 December to ease the contact tracing burden

T levels bring with them important new expectations of educators, says Zac Aldridge from NCFE

Competition in post-16 education negatively affects choice, quality and delivery of specialist courses, says the Association of Colleges

Children's commissioner highlights delays in RSE curriculum roll-out but urges schools to use it amid a rise in grooming

But universities say the new initial teacher education inspection framework should have been delayed for a full year

The sector must prioritise funding, mental health, training and recruitment, and remote learning, says Jonny Kay

As Christmas approaches, there are a number of things all students will have on their wishlist – from a lightened workload for their teachers to access to support

Dr Shaid Mahmood, chair of the Luminate Group, is appointed as the new Association of Colleges chair

School leaders' union urges government to ensure that heads are not expected to contact Covid cases after 22 December

This English teacher started her first job three weeks before the March lockdown – and while it has been a bumpy ride, there is light at the end of the tunnel

The Department for Education has commissioned Ofsted to carry out a 'thematic survey' on T levels

Teaching union says it is doubtful suggested regional disadvantage plan would work, while shadow education secretary Kate Green says DfE delay means exams will be less fair in 2021

As the UK's negotiations with Brussels are in the final stages and the end of the transition period nears, here are five points for colleges to consider – none of them involving fish

Unions say college staff will be 'outraged' at the offer by the Association of Colleges, and it shows leaders cannot be trusted to spend public funds as intended

Some vocational qualifications will require more varied adaptations owing to the different qualification types, says the Department for Education

The current high-needs system is overly complicated and has a detrimental impact on students, research finds

Not returning to full inspections until the summer term was a 'common-sense decision', college leaders said

Scotland should not remain as an outlier – it must fully engage with the WorldSkills movement, says Roger Mullin

The government has failed to put measures in place to stop the spread of Covid-19 in colleges, says the NUS

Covid-19 has caused significant harm to the economy and jobs – and even with a vaccine, that won't go away, writes Nora Senior

Policymakers shouldn’t expect the resumption of 'normal life' to solve the apprenticeship system’s underlying shortcomings, says Andy Norman