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The proportion of exam markers graded A for their marking of some of the most popular Higher subjects ranged from 97 per cent to just 38 per cent last year, ÌÇÐÄVlog analysis shows

Academy trust leaders tell ÌÇÐÄVlog that it's not clear how support for struggling schools will be procured under the government scheme

School leaders voice fears over changes to government guidance on the use of restraint, warning that they could lead to the unfair treatment of pupils with SEND

Despite young pupils' increasingly complex needs, leaders fear there is too little focus on getting them the right support

Racist, misogynistic and anti-immigrant rhetoric in schools is being fuelled by social media, new NASUWT Scotland president will say today

Union's general secretary calls for an Ofsted system that 'doesn’t pile additional pressure onto an already stretched profession'

Incoming president of school leaders' union says there will be 'absolute uproar' if Ofsted does not substantially change its proposals for inspection reform

Every secondary school should have a dedicated lead for preventing violence against women and girls, says the Youth Endowment Fund

Unions seek a judicial review over fears that Black and minority ethnic teachers could be overrepresented in referrals to the Teaching Regulation Agency

Contracts for advisers to help schools deliver the government's flagship policy are worth up to £44,000

Almost half of heads say they need mental health support, and a third are already receiving support, finds survey

Public spending watchdog calls on the government to publish a delivery plan for fulfilling its pledge to recruit thousands more teachers

'More and more' pupils with additional support needs are being placed in mainstream classes despite cuts to specialist staff, says president of Scottish Secondary Teachers' Association

Falling pupil rolls and better teacher retention forecasts have led to a reduction in the number of recruits needed, DfE says

Secondary schools in deprived areas also see notably higher teacher turnover, says Education Policy Institute research

Dozens of the 'stuck' schools earmarked for support have been in this position for more than six years, says the government

Just 13 per cent of secondary teachers use Oak National Academy resources in their lesson planning, DfE survey finds

But the number of places available on undergraduate primary courses will help mitigate the cut – while places on secondary programmes will remain at the 2024-25 level

For the second time, the processes to recruit both a chief inspector of education and a chief executive of Education Scotland have not led to appointments

Equality and Human Rights Commission publishes an interim update to guidance for schools following Supreme Court ruling

Exam board chief warns the current GCSE 'fails to expose students to the full variety and potential of the English language'

The teacher pay review body has reportedly recommended a rise of nearly 4 per cent for 2025-26 – but who are the members of this important group?

Coalition of education unions, headteachers and former senior inspectors warns the education secretary about the watchdog's school report card proposals

Confederation of School Trusts questions Department for Education plan for RISE advisers to intervene in stuck schools based on 'flawed' definition