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However, further funding will be decided in the upcoming Spending Review, education minister Stephen Morgan has confirmed

Pupil numbers have been falling in primary since 2017 and education directors say the law on closing rural schools needs to be 'modernised’

Two years ago a pay deal was welcomed by teachers in Scotland – but many are still waiting to reap the full benefit, as HMRC and local authorities point the finger at each other

The leader of Delta – set to become England's second-biggest academy trust – received a pay rise of at least £20,000 last year, accounts show

Poll reveals almost all teachers have pupils with allergies in school, but less than a third have allergy awareness training

Publishers Association warns that Oak National Academy is negatively impacting edtech growth, in a letter to Rachel Reeves seen by ÌÇÐÄVlog

Nearly half of schools in the most disadvantaged areas are unable to offer one of the arts subjects owing to teacher shortages, poll finds

Under-recognition of SEND is also more likely for girls with emotional disorders and persistent absentees, research finds

Data published by FFT Datalab found that the number of suspensions and exclusions so far this academic year may be beginning to slow

Teachers in Scotland want detailed subject-specific guidance ’on what you can accept or not' so they are equipped to prevent cheating, finds new SQA research

International Baccalaureate and Generation Global will build on an existing two-year partnership to foster 'open-minded global learners'

Teachers want social media platforms to make safety controls easier to use and children's access to be linked to parent or carer accounts

DfE-funded trial shows impact of teaching pupils to normalise their emotions but raises concerns over mindfulness and relaxation techniques in schools

Most schools in Scotland's biggest local authority expected to close when teachers and other education professionals take strike action later this month

Tory MPs raise concerns about plans to allow the Office of the Schools Adjudicator to set a school's pupil admission number after a complaint is upheld

Secondary school leaders welcome plans for students to get more say over participation in religious and moral education, and religious observance – but say there is a ‘resources issue’

Liberal Democrats respond with amendment to the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill, seeking automatic enrolment of pupils who are eligible for free school meals

Here are seven key questions about the Department for Education's new RISE teams – and what we know so far

Former MAT CEO is formally confirmed in post, having led Ofqual as interim chief regulator for a year

Teacher Tapp polling for ÌÇÐÄVlog reveals that six in ten senior leaders believe Ofsted is proposing to inspect too many areas in its report card plans

Plans for two specialist maths schools in regions with the lowest A-level scores could be cancelled as part of a government review

Headteachers' leaders warn DfE plans could see schools academised or rebrokered despite showing improvement across multiple areas

The Diocese of Norwich Education and Academies Trust says its situation reflects 'the imbalance between primary and secondary funding'

Education secretary has recognised the 'strength of feeling' over use of data from health and wellbeing census that asked upper secondary school students about sex and relationships