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There are plans to open 23 new Welsh-medium primary schools – but the government has not hit its targets for the number of Welsh language teachers

The former children and families minister shifts briefs under the new DfE regime

Teachers may not be best-placed to deliver mental health strategies without 'considerable training and support', finds research

Exclusive: Fears have been raised about omissions from the government's new academies policy review panel

The School Rebuilding Programme was launched with a commitment to replace or refurbish buildings at 500 schools but over 1,000 have been nominated for it

Exclusive: The founding CEO of the new 'flagship' teacher training provider the National Institute of Teaching has been handed the role permanently

Teacher absence increased by more than a fifth in two weeks amid a rise in Covid cases, official figures show

Opposition's amendment would require academies to follow national curriculum and local admission policies

ASCL union plans to raise concerns over increasing Covid absence in schools with new education secretary James Cleverly

The DfE is yet to give a clear answer on the scale of missing and incorrect key stage 2 results, says union leader

Teachers 'lack time' to celebrate diversity across different lessons, says survey by DfE-funded charity

The inspectorate has updated its school inspection handbook. Here is everything you need to know

Andrea Jenkyns' single-finger gesture could harm teachers' efforts to maintain 'common decency' in schools, education union leaders warn

New Scottish system must be ‘both visionary and practical’, says Professor Louise Hayward

The interim data published by the Department for Education this week showed the effects of the pandemic on learning

Teacher leaders have called for a 'proper plan' for how to live with the virus in the long term

Brendan Clarke-Smith and Andrea Jenkyns announced at DfE as part of a new-look government

One in four secondary-age pupils have tested positive for Covid twice, according to ONS data published today

Chief inspector also said teachers should not be campaigners in the classroom, in a keynote speech to education leaders today

James Cleverly, appointed as secretary of state yesterday, said not making a decision on teacher pay would "bind the hands" of his successor

Scottish teaching unions are campaigning for a 10 per cent increase for all teachers

Exclusive: Key adviser vows to engage only on existing policy after mass government resignations finally forced Boris Johnson to quit as prime minister yesterday

School leaders are warning of major recruitment problems, with close to half of headteachers saying the problem is 'severe'

A 'culture of impunity' is enabling schools to turn away children in care, MPs warn