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Local public health directors can now recommend mask wearing in schools across their area without central government approval

The £9.5m project will see schools receive air-quality monitors and weather stations, in an attempt to improve data literacy

Union says violent incidents rising ‘most notably among P1 and P2 children’ after their experiences of the pandemic

Vast majority of maintained schools surveyed by DfE fear losing autonomy if they become academies

ASCL says 'failure to sufficiently fund the education system over the past decade has made it harder' for schools to deal with the issue

The NAHT also predict an 'exodus' of leaders from the profession after the pandemic

School leaders say funding increase for Ofsted inspections is 'tone-deaf'

Heads warn that schools are still not 'out of the woods' and that improved ventilation is needed

Watchdog gets £23m government funding boost to speed up its inspection programme to assess education recovery from Covid

The idea of 'lead teachers' is promising but there is little sign of the plan coming to fruition, says Gordon Cairns

Government wants five ITT providers to take part in pilot of the international qualified teacher status qualification

Schools North East warns of 'disastrous long-term consequences' without action to tackle school staff burnout

Heads meet with TikTok to discuss posts abusing teachers – but problem persists despite action from social media site

Experts say they are more 'reassured' about the safety of Covid vaccinations for children

'Selflessness' can be an infuriating and damaging concept when applied to teaching, says Jamie Thom

Bullying on social media platforms such as TikTok is pushing some teachers over the edge, warn heads

Inspectorate's expert says subject should not be put on a carousel in secondary schools

91¶¶Òõ presents a roundup of the biggest education news stories and features from the past week

Scotland's largest teaching union warns of 'growing clamour among members for a move to industrial action'

Teachers from around Scotland have been sharing pictures of schools with stunning backdrops

One-off high-stakes tests should be replaced with more regular online assessments of primary school pupils, according to a new report

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The government has set out how exams will run this year – and what will happen if they are scrapped again. Here's everything you need to know

Schools in all regions of England outside of London have been advised to bring in additional Covid controls as virus spreads