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But schools may struggle to buy extra devices with stretched budgets, leaders warn

The Scottish government is looking to compel councils to provide a minimum amount of time in class ‘to protect the school week’, and has today started a consultation

New data shows that over half of secondary students are recorded as having an identified additional support need in some local authority areas – but in one council, the figure is less than a quarter

Tom Bennett also says good work had been done in recent years and warned it has been historically 'incredibly hard' to know what behaviour is like in schools

Survey finds that one in eight secondary teachers reported having been physically assaulted at work in the previous year

A Scottish Parliament inquiry has found that college regionalisation has been good news for partnership working with schools – but colleges are being held back by funding issues

School inspections have reached a 'watershed moment', warns heads' leader, amid calls for urgent talks and a plan for a boycott

Inquiry wants teachers' opinions on 'the challenges and opportunities' that secondary schools face, including assessment and teacher retention

Former schools minister says government must take urgent action on teacher recruitment and retention 'to ensure pupils receive consistent and quality teaching'

Confederation of School Trusts has launched an inquiry to measure impact of MATs on school improvement

School leaders warn that the sector is 'a long way from being able to determine how effective the measures in the bill will be in practice'

State boarding schools to offer bed and breakfast and wraparound care amid 'collision' of issues as heads warn of 'upwards pressure' on fees

Teachers fear they will lose out by hundreds of pounds, following the recently agreed pay deal in Scotland, as a result of differing payroll arrangements in applying tax

Fears that the latest wave of 'safety valve' deals, involving cost-cutting measures, could damage provision for the most vulnerable pupils

Formal talks on teacher pay, conditions and workload reduction with major education unions will begin today and continue into the weekend

Latest DfE attempt to tackle the teacher recruitment crisis labelled a 'knee-jerk, short-term sticking plaster'

The NEU teaching union is holding the second of its last two planned strike days today, with teacher members walking out across England. You can find regular updates here

School and sector leaders question feasibility of Treasury's new ambition for all primaries to offer wraparound care

The £20,000 Stem bursaries are aimed at career changers wishing to undertake one-year teacher education courses in shortage secondary subjects

More than one-fifth of pupils missed 10 per cent of their sessions across the 2021-22 academic year, DfE analysis shows

More than 30,000 pupils were regularly categorised under the controversial attendance code B by schools last term, new analysis from FFT Education Datalab shows

In last night’s SNP leadership debate education finally got a mention – but do the candidates' priorities chime with the teaching profession's?

DfE makes early years foundation stage framework meal times change to "ensure safety"

Jeremy Hunt said he wanted all primaries to offer care at both ends of the school day by September 2026 when delivering his Budget today