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Three-fifths of teachers spend more time dealing with pupils' emotional needs and behaviour than before the pandemic, survey finds

Watchdog finds staff want more training to support pupils with special educational needs and disabilities

The organisation's shift in language is an attempt to 'deflect criticism of government centralisation of the curriculum', warns headteachers' union boss

But before this can happen, government needs to improve its ’piecemeal and lacklustre’ approach to technology in schools, headteachers‘ leader warns

Teacher stress is not a strong reason to abolish Sats, say researchers after study shows that Year 6 teachers' anxiety levels quickly return to normal after test week

Children's commissioner report on the link between pornography and harmful sexual behaviour among pupils calls for several reforms of RSE teaching in schools

Emma Knights will share top role at National Governance Association with Emma Balchin

Next week Scottish secondary teachers will be asked if they want to campaign for a 7% pay rise in lieu of government promise to reduce class-contact time by 90 minutes

A quarter of Year 11 students who are due to sit GCSE exams this summer were not in school last Thursday, data suggests

ITT providers also warn of dropouts and withdrawals of applications for next year due to rising costs

School nurse shortage leaves teaching assistants to help with colostomy bags and provide physical therapy, with special-school leaders warning of a staffing 'car crash'

School admissions watchdog says that, in terms of accommodating pupils with special educational needs, the impact of exceeding a school's planned places 'should not be the paramount concern'

In ‘very rare’ example of industrial action in the Scottish independent sector, teachers at Hutchesons’ Grammar will strike over their removal from pension scheme

This week’s round-up includes a plan for education unions to coordinate strike action, a High Court challenge against Ofsted and the DfE spending £350K on wildflower seeds

Ofqual data shows there were 470 appeals that triggered at least one GCSE grade change last year

More than 10 unions, including the NASUWT and NEU teaching unions, have kicked off legal action against a law allowing the use of supply staff during walkouts

It is 'not good enough' that almost half of schools in Northern Ireland teach little or nothing about sexual consent, an Education and Training Inspectorate report says

Schools were promised 399 mental health support teams by the end of April – but the deadline has been pushed back, 91¶¶Òõ can reveal

National Institute of Teaching warns that key part of new teacher training syllabus could 'overburden' providers and put more pressure on trainees

Survey of 16,500 Scottish teachers by EIS union also finds more than half face struggles to pay their rent or mortgage – yet most still use their own money to feed and clothe pupils

The education secretary wants ‘to go further’ on universal free school meals but Humza Yousaf has signalled he favours a more targeted approach – sparking an outcry

The Scottish government's decision to rejoin the Timss and Pirls international education surveys is welcome – but with these results several years away, Barry Black says more data and transparency are needed now

Half of schools restricted attendance during the teacher strike today, with 5 per cent fully closed, DfE data suggests

Primary schools will receive more than 200,000 wildflower seed packets to mark King Charles' coronation