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The inspectorate says the struggle to recruit and retain maths specialists is a challenge for many schools

The inspectorate says the erosion of history as a subject has been reversed

Primary school progress scores in reading, writing and maths not being published for next two academic years after Covid Sats cancellations

Schools minister Nick Gibb defends EBacc and Progress 8 against fierce criticism from Lord Baker

The government has accepted the STRB's recommendation for teacher pay in England

Unions have won a High Court legal challenge against the government over a law allowing the use of supply staff to cover staff taking industrial action

£7-per-pupil 'Maths Champions' scheme saw pupils make three months of additional progress in both maths and language development, finds analysis

Union to launch continuous action short of strikes commencing in September and consider strike dates

New research report says a full correction on teacher pay would need a 16.5 per cent rise for 2024

A coalition is calling on the government to ramp up spending on one-to-one tuition for disadvantaged children and scrap schools' need to match fund costs

MPs were warned about the challenges of running teaching apprenticeships and the lure of £40k starting salaries into other graduate professions

Data from 10,000 schools has been analysed by FFT Education Datalab to assess the impact of two days of strikes last week

Fewer Year 6 pupils reached the expected standard in reading this year, following controversy over a paper that left pupils 'broken'

The government has also announced a review of how writing is being taught

Leaders said they had been 'assured' there would not be a repeat of the same problems this year

Helping pupils to carry out 'social action' work brings benefits to teachers – but many schools lack time and resources, finds report

Labour's policy to add VAT to private school fees would bring in £1.6 billion in tax revenues, finds the IFS

91¶¶Òõ Scotland analysis of weekly attendance snapshots school attendance struggling to recover from Covid pandemic

Plagiarism the most common form of 'candidate malpractice', Scottish Qualifications Authority figures show

NEU joint general secretary Dr Mary Bousted believes the government meeting and funding a 6.5 per cent pay rise could bring an end to industrial action

Fears sounded over whether under-pressure local authorities will 'fully comply with their legal duties to children and young people with SEND'

New report suggests a unique, digitalised record for every pupil could be used to tailor lessons and inform school inspection

Chief regulator Dr Jo Saxton says almost half of students and parents want to see a mix of paper and digital exams in future

The chief inspector says a 'different government' might want to give the watchdog the remit to work with schools on improvement