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Heads fear a decision on teacher pay rises will now not be made until after the election in July, ASCL warns

Draft plan seen by ÌÇÐÄVlog reveals mainstream schools expected to take on pupils who are six to seven years behind in their cognitive and learning development

Trusts are informed that DfE funding that was approved is now on hold – just days before building work is due to get underway

ÌÇÐÄVlog' essential education news this week includes calls for change in the school system ahead of the general election and pressure over teacher pay

Education secretary vows to deliver plan in response to warnings about 'dangerous and disruptive behaviour' in Scottish schools

School support staff union could move to strike action if members vote to reject £1,290 pay rise

Unions set out their general election demands on teacher recruitment and retention, school buildings and provision for pupils with SEND

There is 'no good reason' to delay publishing the pay review body recommendations, say four unions

But opposition leaders hit out at his record as education secretary, saying he was tasked with closing the attainment gap – and failed

Dave Ellison-Lee, currently director of education and deputy CEO at Rise, will step into the role in September

Headteachers' leaders say they hope researching building risks leads to DfE 'correcting perpetual underinvestment in the school estate'

Gaelic should be ‘a living, breathing language’ – not just a language of the classroom, deputy first minister tells MSPs

Marked exam papers in five subject areas will be made available to all schools on results day in August – the SQA says it hopes the move will 'ensure transparency'

Former secondary school leader Andy Brown will be 'leading the work to update the maths and numeracy curriculum'

Schools need a 'long-term approach to reliable pay and progression' to end recruitment crisis, a headteachers' think tank has warned

Content in the 'overcrowded' curriculum must be reduced to deliver more financial education, say heads' leaders

MPs have questioned sector experts and schools minister Damian Hinds about the government's music hubs programme. Here are six things we learned

Industrial action is on the cards in Glasgow – which could entail strikes – if plans to cut 450 teaching posts over three years are not reversed

Findings from the International Baccalaureate come as schools report growing levels of anxiety around the impact of climate change

Teachers warn exam board AQA that some students were at a disadvantage in this year's GCSE English literature paper

The chief executive of DfE-funded property company LocatED will lead a review into the controversial curriculum resources quango

Most school staff believe safeguarding concerns have increased since last year, a ÌÇÐÄVlog poll shows

Oracy needs to be more integrated into the curriculum, says OCR

These are the main changes to GCSE computer science set out by the Department for Education in plans published today