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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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Ofsted: ‘Weaker’ schools struggling on curriculum
Chief inspector Amanda Spielman warns pupils have experienced a 'Hokey Cokey' education during the pandemic
Only 57 results changed as a result of SQA appeals
SQA publishes appeals data after another year with no national exams in Scotland in 2020-21
Labour names shadow schools minister
Stephen Morgan describes new role as a 'huge privilege' following Labour reshuffle
Social mobility tsar feels ‘sorry’ for private schools
Katharine Birbalsingh says privately educated pupils 'rely on tutors'
Covid catch-up tuition 92% ‘adrift of’ year-end target
EXCLUSIVE: Small take-up of the government's 'complex' National Tutoring Programme is 'very worrying', say heads
Omicron: What schools need to know
We outline the major changes in the government's latest guidance for schools
How student teachers help me become a better teacher
Working with student teachers is some of the best professional development you can get, says Alan Gillespie
Covid revealed ‘desperate need’ for exams reform
Parents' organisation questions the need to persist with high-stakes exams that are 'damaging and demoralising'
One in three councils targeted by DfE over SEND
MPs told DfE is working 'really closely' with 49 councils across England to improve SEND services
Engage schools or teacher training shake-up “will fail”
Exclusive: DfE must get schools engaged in reforms or they will 'fail', says ITT review adviser
SEND review will be ‘huge overhaul’ of system, MPs told
A minister today outlined what to expect from the long-awaited SEND review – here are the five key points
DfE teacher training plans: What teachers need to know
We outline the key aspects of the DfE plans to shake-up ITT in England after it published its consultation response this morning
Round-up: Omicron, school nativities and early years
91 presents a round-up of the biggest education news stories and features from the past week
SQA backs a new joint curriculum and assessment body
SQA says 'a better balance' between teacher assessment and exams is needed – but warns teachers will need more non-class contact time
Crime ‘hotspot’ schools to get county line gang support
School leaders to spearhead scheme to prevent pupils from becoming involved in crime and becoming permanently excluded
Exclusive: SIMS legal bid considered by 100s of schools
Dominant schools management information system provider is under fire over new contract
More catch-up cash ‘needed for 3-month reading gap’
Primary pupils still three months behind on reading at end of 2021 summer term despite recovery efforts, says report
School inspections will not go ahead as planned
Scotland's chief inspector is 'acutely aware of the pressures schools remain under' and the impact of the Covid pandemic
Covid: ‘Very sharp’ rise in teacher and pupil absence
Latest figures show half term reprieve was 'short lived', say heads, as concerns grow about the impact of new Omicron variant
Masks back in communal areas to combat Omicron variant
All schools told to reintroduce masks for staff and pupils in Year Seven and above amid concerns over new Covid variant
Heads’ fears over Covid disruption amid low jab uptake
Heads warn the DfE must increase support for schools to combat Covid disruption amid low student vaccine uptake in some areas
Zahawi praises teachers for using diverse texts
'I applaud teachers for responding with enthusiasm' to calls for diversity from pupils, says education secretary
Teacher training applications drop to pre-Covid levels
Economist Jack Worth warns that education could be facing a 'very difficult year' if this trend continues
13 ways to transform Scottish education
On the final day of a consultation on Scottish education, the first submission to emerge includes a wide-ranging wish list