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Plea to put climate change at the heart of the curriculum as the DfE is set to consult on new school sustainability strategy

A teacher's ability to plough on through difficulties is overrated – to be resilient you must know when to take a pause, says Susan Ward

Major academy trusts and private schools in joint call for action on mental health support in response to Covid pandemic

Snapshot survey reveals the scale of the challenges faced by schools during the Covid crisis

Secondary pupils urged to get tested before the end of half term as new figures shows cases rose in the week before half term

Scrapping council school improvement grant is 'thinly veiled attempt' to turn up heat on schools to become academies, heads warn

91¶¶Òõ presents its round-up of the biggest news and features articles in the world of education this week

The disadvantage gap had widened by 6 per cent for primary pupils and 7 per cent for secondary students by the end of the second Covid lockdown

Year group with highest positive cases show signs of recovery from 'learning decay'

Schools minister confirms DfE is preparing new model history curriculum, which will focus on diversity as an 'important aspect'

With Halloween looming, teacher Glen Fraser shares 3 tips to help teachers cut their terror-inducing mountains of work

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Open windows and soaring energy costs could hit school bills, heads warn as Labour claims costs could go up by £80m

Warning of 'stretched budgets' as think tank says teacher salaries will take up a 'large share' of school funding settlement

Figures prompt warning about vulnerable pupils 'dropping off the radar' during the pandemic

Banning isolation rooms in schools would make classrooms unsafe, warns DfE adviser

First minister says the use of facial recognition technologies is not ‘proportionate or necessary’ in schools

Union criticises teacher salary offer that is causing 'growing anger in schools' and would represent a real-terms pay cut

Everyone can have an impact on climate change, Nobel winner David MacMillan tells pupils in his home country of Scotland

Long-serving Glasgow education director Maureen McKenna will retire at the end of the year

From Covid recovery to pay rises – everything teachers and leaders need to know about today's school spending plans

The Scottish government supports qualifications reform – but externally assessed exams will remain, says minister

Teachers and heads say £1.8 billion in new funding is catch-up 'on the cheap' and 'nowhere near' enough

But recovery funds fall far short of the £15bn that the government's former catch-up tsar said was needed