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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

ASCL general secretary Geoff Barton said it was 'deeply worrying' that so many pupils currently miss out

New analysis from the Liberal Democrats suggests 234,500 pupils entitled to FSM in England are not registered for them

Biggest award made to victim of assault by pupil, who suffered a brain bleed and was absent from work for nine months

Full rollout of free school meals to all primary pupils now looks like it will happen, at best, two years after original target date

Dozens of schools told just before Christmas they will face an NTP funding audit in the new year

Report from Reform Scotland also recommends allowing individual donors more involvement in schools

Presents, airbeds and hampers – a 91¶¶Òõ survey reveals the extra efforts schools have been forced to make to stop pupils and staff falling through the costs-crisis net this Christmas

High Court judge rules against campaigners who challenged the teaching of relationships and sexuality education in primary schools

New data shows absence was as high two weeks ago as it was at a similar point during high Covid rates last year

Education secretary says the extra funding announced last month has gone a 'long way to easing a lot of the pressures' on schools

New educational psychologists in Scotland say their training is undermined by a 'meagre' bursary and that they are struggling to make ends meet

Scottish Parliament hears that some subjects, including languages, are vulnerable as local authorities face extreme budget pressures

Ofqual research into the experiences of teachers and students in 2021, when exams were cancelled, recommends a review of how exam boards communicate in 'periods of uncertainty'

School Leaders Scotland brands the current exam-focused assessment system as a 'colossal waste of learning time', in its submission to the qualifications review

The safety risk posed by dilapidated school buildings is now being investigated by a cross-governmental group of top officials, DfE report reveals

Scottish teaching unions will take combined strike action over pay on the same two days in January

All secondaries should be required to teach about contemporary antisemitism, urges government adviser Lord Mann

More teachers are stepping in to help pupils with non-academic matters than five years ago, according to research for the new Commission on Teacher Retention

School leaders' unions call for clarity on government plan for a minimum 32.5-hour week

Absence last week matches highest rate during January Covid wave, with 7.1 per cent of primary pupils off school ill

Special schools still face 'huge pressure' despite funding increase next year, school leaders warn

Government report on serious case reviews says relations between schools and children's social care in a 'stalemate'