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Headteachers' leader to urge education secretary to come forward with a pay offer and end the teacher strikes

Special-school leaders question whether the DfE understands the scale of shortage of places after latest announcement

Government concerned at quality of education at alternative settings outside of schools, 91¶¶Òõ has learned

Project started by Northern Education Trust set to be rolled out to major multi-academy trusts after call from Gillian Keegan

Schools are having to run an unofficial welfare service for pupils, a heads union leader will warn today after a survey shows most heads say local child support services are 'inadequate'

Department will monitor the impact of next year's NTP subsidy drop and share with the Treasury, the permanent secretary said

News comes ahead of the full list of curriculum providers for Oak National Academy, which 91¶¶Òõ understands is expected to be announced next week

The union will now end its industrial action over pay, while the ballot result for Scotland’s largest union, the EIS, is due tomorrow

The DfE's most senior civil servant says there is an 'unknown risk' around older school buildings

A slip in school standards or safeguarding is 'rarely' the fault of individual heads or teachers, shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson said today

Schools won't get key stage 2 results until 11 July due to the coronation bank holiday

The NASUWT teaching union has said members' patience is being 'tested to the limit'

The independent review of assessment and qualifications is asking if external exams should be significantly reduced and if the Higher brand should be consigned to history – but how do teachers and heads feed back their views?

The National Tutoring Programme has 'changed the landscape' but must focus on quality, says Sutton Trust

'Unacceptable inequality' that deaf children face by the time they sit their GCSEs is highlighted by new report

Four in five senior Ofsted inspectors are unhappy with the plan to start school inspections on Monday ahead of teacher strikes, a snapshot poll shows

DfE seeks new members for its Teacher Reference Group, particularly those working in 'challenging contexts'

Former schools minister tells MPs that increased investment in the early years would be 'more effective' than 'catch-up funding spent in the school years'

Unison rejects a flat pay offer of £1,925 for school support staff from April

'Hard to be anything other than deeply concerned' by relationships and sex education announcement, says union leader

Unions criticise education secretary Gillian Keegan after offer of arbitration was rejected

The Higher has been described as the 'gold standard' and the 'cornerstone' of Scottish education, but the term could be swept away after more than 130 years in an attempt to give parity to other qualifications and forms of learning

A damning report by the children's commissioner calls for more mental health support in all schools by 2025

The DfE-funded Nuffield Early Language Intervention helped with Reception pupils' Covid recovery despite staff shortages, report finds