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Some teachers feel as though they have to 'follow a script' due to the pressures of the accountability system, the teachers' leader warned

The Competition and Markets Authority ends its investigation into school information management provider ESS after ruling that 'intervention is no longer needed'

Nationwide vaccination campaign aims to avoid a repeat of last year's autumn measles outbreak among pupils

Nearly three in 10 teachers personally provided food to pupils in the summer term because they were concerned for their welfare, poll shows

DfE urged to publish guidance 'swiftly' ahead of the new school term next week to 'help tackle the very real risk of division entering the school gates'

Rate of exclusions among looked-after pupils has also increased for the first time in 12 years, and is almost six times the overall rate

The government is investing £4 million to pool documents such as lesson plans and assessments that can be used to train artificial intelligence tools

Analysis supported by Cambridge University’s Faculty of Education showed a positive impact on pupils’ behaviour after one term of empathy lessons

Ofsted's single-word inspection judgements should be scrapped immediately but a replacement system needs to have the confidence of teachers, says union

Just 61 per cent offer second language as researchers point to growing number of schools allowing students to opt out of languages at the end of S2

Amanda Spielman is appointed by GEMS Education to chair its academic council, a new body bringing together 'world-class experts in various aspects of school education'

Formal dispute will be declared if 'meaningful' pay offer is not made to teachers within 10 days, as only previous offer is described as 'completely lacking in credibility'

Schools continue to face long-lasting impacts of the pandemic, including worsening mental health and high absence, leaders warn

It has designed measures to stop time zone differences from being exploited to share exam content and will be introduced for the November exams

Chief regulator Sir Ian Bauckham also says we must 'absolutely focus' on tackling regional attainment gaps revealed in today's GCSE results

Grade levels have remained broadly similar to 2023, with slight increases in some subject areas

This morning's GCSE results also show a widening of the gap between top grades being achieved in state and private schools

Council chiefs say the decision was made with no discussion, and bodes ill for the future of the new independent inspectorate in Scotland

Almost half of kinship carers reported that the adverse experiences of the child in their care have negatively impacted on that child's ability to cope in education

School leaders say survey acts as 'stark reminder' that the last government's exam reforms 'have had unintended and detrimental consequences on our young people'

New addition joins eight schools in the Middle East as part of the global group of 100 schools in 16 countries

Ofsted cannot inspect every school in the system reliably, says former chief inspector

Impact of suspensions called into question as students removed from the classroom are more than twice as likely to fail to achieve a level 3 qualification, research finds

Students in secondary school 'never quite regain the happiness levels of their primary school days', warns Children's Society wellbeing report