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Retired teachers and those working in other professions urged to return to the classroom to plug Covid absence gaps

Exclusive: Shadow schools minister writes to DfE urging a ramping up of Covid protection for schools next term amid soaring cases

New data leads to calls from unions for more measures to prevent disruption to education

Latest pay offer in long-running saga described as an 'insult' to teachers

Guidance includes details on controversial plan for exemption from self-isolation for some school staff

91¶¶Òõ presents a round-up of key news and features to keep you up to date with the latest in the world of education

Failing to ensure pupils recover from learning lost during the pandemic described as 'very likely' in government risk report

Exclusive: Deadline for the first round of accreditations will be pushed back for those being inspected by Ofsted in the new year

Chartered College of Teaching boss Dame Alison Peacock warns securing new wave of supply teachers will take weeks

EEF Research Schools Network to lead on catch-up programmes in areas hit hardest by learning loss during Covid pandemic

ESS owner ParentPay says five months' notice is 'not unreasonable'

SNP manifesto promised every pupil their own laptop or device and a free internet connection

Over 2,000 Scottish teachers were off for Covid reasons on Tuesday – the highest number this term

Shadow ministers and leaders' union say the advice may be too late as situation is "critical"

The DfE announcement comes as concerns over further disruption to teaching and learning in January continues

Teacher concern as new ONS data shows educators 37 per cent more likely to catch coronavirus than other workers

Large trusts and school leaders reveal their contingency plans if forced to deliver remote teaching next term

The advice comes in new research that also reveals around a third of parents and pupils report not carrying out regular Covid-19 tests

Chief inspector Amanda Spielman says 'we must do all we can' to make sure children are in classrooms

New report looks at three years of Regional Improvement Collaboratives in Scotland and suggests that the pandemic may have helped prove their worth

Ofsted inspections found Year 7s were particularly hard hit in terms of being ready for secondary school

If you can resist the pull of Hollywood, there are other ways to keep pupils engaged at the end of term, says teacher Alan Gillespie

Workload warning over framework designed improve retention of early career teachers

NHS boss urges school staff to get third Covid vaccine before returning next term