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The SNP has dominated yet another election but needs a new sense of purpose on education, says Henry Hepburn

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Welsh schools are under ‘enormous’ pressure – but when it comes to the new curriculum, there’s much to learn from Scotland’s experiences

Secondary headteachers most likely to fill controversial ‘executive head’ roles, says Sue Palmer

A Sendco explains why future iterations of the SEND Green Paper must include a focus on qualifications for those working with pupils with severe learning difficulties or profound and multiple learning difficulties

91¶¶Òõ looks at key education promises made by parties standing in Northern Ireland this Thursday

Michael Tidd outlines why the government’s attempt to push the blame for the failure of the NTP to schools suggests Nadhim Zahawi and his department have their priorities all wrong

The government wants all schools and nurseries to have designated sustainability leads by 2025 but, as Dan Worth discovers, it’s a proposal that poses many questions

A roundup of 91¶¶Òõ’ most popular news and features articles from the past week, including confirmation on exam exemptions for students with long Covid, Ofsted’s five-year strategy and new teacher wellbeing data

The chair of the Commons Education Select Committee explains why he thinks a new qualification that mixes academic and technical subjects is needed to prepare students for the new world of work

We need to get the message across to parents that schools are struggling, but doing that is tricky, says Jon Severs

With votes at 16 meaning many school students are able to vote in next week’s Scottish council elections, here are some ideas for talking to them about voting and elections