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The final report of the independent Hayward review of qualifications and assessment in Scotland has been delayed to ensure ‘meaningful engagement’

Union leaders to meet education secretary Gillian Keegan today amid looming threat of strikes in schools over pay

Curriculum resources quango seeks to recruit teacher subject advisers but unions sound alarm over government 'status'

Emma Knights calls for shake-up of teacher pay review system to make it 'more independent' of government

The union's general secretary says the results show the 'strength of feeling' among members

High-profile headteacher Katharine Birbalsingh steps down as chair of the Social Mobility Commission, saying her 'notoriety' put the organisation 'in jeopardy'

Teacher strike action over pay is already underway in Scotland but ‘meaningful negotiation’ is the way to resolve disputes – not legislation, says Andrea Bradley

Cost pressures are forcing major academy trusts to delay investment in education and school buildings, accounts show

Why do so many safeguarding referrals from schools end in 'no further action', and why is the system increasingly 'fraught and difficult'? 91¶¶Òõ investigates

New £2.6m government scheme will provide training and support to teachers in 55 Education Investment Areas

Government to consult on minimum safety levels in education in the event of strikes, if voluntary deals cannot be struck with unions

Just one in five newly qualified primary teachers are in a permanent job after probation, while only half of new secondary staff are hired

Labour leader says government is 'all over the show' in response to reports that the prime minister is prioritising anti-strike laws

Union and policy leaders criticise prime minister Rishi Sunak after he set out his priorities for the new year – but didn't include education

Maths learning needs a complete shake-up to boost teacher recruitment and achieve better numeracy levels, school policy experts warn prime minister ahead of 'maths to 18' plan announcement

Professor John McKendrick says Scotland needs to ‘upscale’ its efforts to widen access to higher education

Families feel more clued up about and involved in their children's primary schools than secondaries, official statistics in Scotland show

Teacher numbers have been rising in Scotland since 2016 but there was an ‘unacceptable’ decrease last year, according to the EIS union

Rishi Sunak to unveil new ambition to improve numeracy in first 2023 speech tomorrow

Flu and Covid cases are expected to rise, while 'high numbers' of scarlet fever infections are being reported, says health chief

There are 'large financial pressures on instrumental music services' and operational costs are rising, report shows

Concerns focus on number of pupils with additional support needs achieving expected levels in literacy and numeracy

Teachers also advised to keep close eye on their pay packets after concerns raised about excessive deductions following strike action

Ofqual chair Ian Bauckham and former school and college trust boss Sally Dicketts are among leading honours recipients