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Funding also made available for 500 teaching assistants in first step towards delivering manifesto pledge

If ministers blame teachers for any problems with GCSE and A-level results, they will be met with ‘fire and fury’, says teachers’ leader

Study finds heads ‘inundated’ with 201 school policy updates sent by DfE during first wave of pandemic

Every part of Scotland ready to provide 1,140 hours of free early learning and childcare, Nicola Sturgeon says

School leaders have welcomed new jab plans but a union has said that schools should not be responsible for promoting or policing take up

A series of ‘crucial’ calls on Covid education policy were made by Downing Street alone, report finds

Education secretary can talk ‘ad infinitum’ about Latin – but decline in modern languages should be top priority, say leaders

Getting a well-paid job still seems to be about who you know rather than what you know, says Jon Yates, so the fact that children from rich and poor families are ‘segregated’ in different schools perpetuates inequalities of opportunity. But could a simple tweak to admissions policies solve the problem?

But overall exclusions and suspensions fell in the year 2019-20 as schools closed to most students in March 2020

But experts warn programme is only targeted at a subset of pupils in Year 7 and more Covid catch-up support is needed across year groups

The party says face masks in school are ‘no longer a necessity’ – even in communal areas

In Scotland, millions of pounds are being invested in the new role: so what is it?