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Inspectorate says it does not expect subject leads in primary schools to be experts across multiple areas

There are too many small schools in the country, according to a government five-year plan for the primary and post-primary sectors

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A review by the Independent Assessment Commission (IAC) found the GCSE system 'should be overhauled'

School leaders will tell MPs they have been 'scapegoated' for government failures during the Covid pandemic

New plans would allow the Teaching Regulation Agency to ban former teachers and those out of work

EXCLUSIVE: Support service finds leaders feel bullied, let down and isolated as they steered schools through the pandemic

Grading will be ‘more generous’ and, in some subjects, students will be told what to expect in exams

Rules on face coverings in secondary school classrooms – introduced in November 2020 – could soon be lifted

The shadow education secretary talks about 'aspirational' teachers, her inspirational grandad and the challenges for schools during the pandemic

Ministers also promise to 'eradicate illiteracy and innumeracy by 2030' – but heads call the plan 'insulting' and 'infuriating'

Long-running negotiations over teacher pay still look some distance from being resolved

Only measuring school groups, such as academy trusts, on attainment can lead to exclusions and off-rolling, a new report warns

Ofqual chief Jo Saxton has set out what schools can expect from the regulator on exams this year – here's everything you need to know

The Institute of Physics deputy chief executive said attracting engineering graduates into teaching is key in addressing the recruitment crisis in the subject

Latest government data shows Covid rates only rose among school pupils last week

Public health directors in areas across the country want schools to retain masks because of high local Covid rates

MPs will investigate the DfE's approach to careers education – which has been labelled 'piecemeal' by heads

SIAMS director warns it would be 'unfair and unwise' to resume school inspections amid ongoing disruption

Appeals over last year's teacher assessed grades were over four times higher than 2020, as students were allowed to question 'unreasonable academic judgement', says Ofqual

Covid-19 pandemic means early career geography teachers have missed vital training, report warns

Salary increases, surpluses and five other findings from a new major report on academies

Action by teachers at the Girls' Day School Trust would be the first in its 149-year history

Most teachers say that climate change is not 'meaningfully' embedded in the curriculum, as a student-led bill on climate change gets second reading in Commons