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Teachers are ‘resorting to resourcing their classrooms themselves’, warns charity

A scheme in Scotland offers a financial incentive – and potentially life-changing experiences – to new teachers willing to relocate. Could it work in the rest of the UK, too?

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The government’s requirement for students to achieve grade 4 English and maths GCSE to unlock university funding risks narrowing the curriculums once again – and puts immense pressure on teachers

New data suggests schools are now past the worst of Omicron peak after an absence-hit term

Secondary school staff and pupils will be able to access free Covid tests when responding to public health advice, particularly in relation to local outbreaks

New special schools aren’t being built quick enough to cope with the rising demand for places – and this is a problem that urgently needs to be addressed in the government’s SEND review, says Simon Knight

Boris Johnson announced the removal of remaining Covid restrictions in the Commons today

Non-integrated schools are the norm in Northern Ireland but a private member’s bill is seeking change

Robert Halfon MP explains why he’s looking to amend the Skills and Post-16 Education Bill to give pupils more insights into vocational courses and enhance how much career guidance time students receive in school

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Controversial plans in parts of Scotland would see ‘executive heads’ leading several schools