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Jewish pupils face ‘regular and hostile abuse’
Former Ofsted chief highlights the ‘extraordinary’ security measures required in Jewish faith schools as he reveals the interim findings from his review into antisemitism in education settings
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SQA: The problem isn’t the qualifications - it’s resources
Timetabling, class sizes and resources are to blame for the failure to realise Curriculum for Excellence in upper secondary, not courses, finds SQA research
James Cleverly becomes third education secretary in a week
New education secretary says he is looking forward to engaging with the sector to 'realise people’s potential'
Schools need end to government ‘shambles’ at ‘crucial’ time
Teacher pay, shortages, the Schools Bill and SEND Review are among pressing priorities for a new Department for Education team, say education leaders
Michelle Donelan resigns as education secretary
Secretary of state's departure leaves just one minister in the Department for Education as Boris Johnson finally agrees to stand down
Over half of teachers ‘struggle’ to find classroom aids, says Oak
Oak chief wants to 'bust the myth' that teachers have to choose between their autonomy and a manageable workload
‘One in four’ primaries struggle with weekly language teaching
Report highlights staffing issues as well as 'significant challenges' pandemic has created for languages teaching
Call for ‘urgent reset’ of teacher training shake-up amid supply fears
Exclusive: University ITT leaders have written to the new education secretary amid concerns over teacher supply
Donelan: ‘I cannot let down teachers’
Speaking in the Commons today, Michelle Donelan said education had 'always been' her 'personal focus'
Teacher pay: New chancellor Zahawi told ‘don’t interfere’
Union leader criticises former education secretary's comments about teacher pay rises on his first day as chancellor
Sats 2022: Heads ‘deeply concerned’ over missing papers
Exclusive: Schools have been reporting missing papers since results were published yesterday
The 6 big education issues in James Cleverly’s in-tray
We look at the major challenges facing schools that the incoming education secretary needs to address
Walker resigns as schools minister
Walker's departure from government is the latest in a string announced over the past 24 hours, including children's minister Will Quince
Children’s minister Will Quince quits
Mr Qunice's resignation is the latest in a string of ministerial departures over the past 24 hours, including chancellor Rishi Sunak and health secretary Sajid Javid
Who is new education secretary Michelle Donelan?
Universities minister replaces Nadhim Zahawi at Sanctuary Buildings
UK students outperform global average in International Baccalaureate
More than 5,000 students in the UK are receiving their International Baccalaureate results
Donelan is new education secretary as Zahawi becomes chancellor
New education secretary announced as Nadhim Zahawi is appointed chancellor in dramatic reshuffle
It would take a ‘catastrophe’ to close schools, says de Souza
Children's commissioner makes comments in education committee session today
Scottish school and college qualifications explained
Qualifications reform is under way in Scotland but the current system is here until at least 2024. We outline how it works
Sats 2022: ‘Disappointing but expected’ drop in attainment
The biggest fall in attainment in this year's key stage 2 Sats results was seen in writing, while the results for reading have improved slightly since before Covid
Sats 2022: Heads blast ‘disgraceful’ and ‘shambolic’ wait for results
DfE says it is 'urgently' trying to address website problems stopping school leaders from seeing key stage 2 results
KS1 Sats: Steep fall in writing standards since Covid, finds research
Government target for 90% of pupils to achieve expected standards by 2030Â 'now seems even further way', says researcher
Zahawi: ‘No teacher would want to strike’ after Covid disruption
Education secretary responds to a question about whether he would commit to an above-inflation pay increase for teachers
Coasting schools: New Ofsted rule is ‘sword of Damocles’ for heads
Headteachers' leaders speak out over Department for Education plan to move schools that are twice rated less than 'good' into MATs
Latest pay offer ‘unacceptable’, say teacher leaders
Unions have hit back at suggestions that Nadhim Zahawi has asked the Chancellor for a further rise for teachers