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Uncertainty sparked by pandemic has led more teachers to feel they will be in the job in three years' time, research shows

Government officials and school leaders agree that parental involvement in NTP would 'boost uptake', new research finds

Primary heads' commitment to managing 'unprecedented' Covid situation is a 'tribute' to their resilience, expert says

New social mobility chief Katharine Birbalsingh also says improving digital access may not improve education for disadvantaged children

A Scottish council has come under fire for introducing facial recognition technology so pupils can pay for school meals

COP26 is being embraced by many schools in Scotland, who will use the crucial climate conference to inspire an array of projects

Government intervenes in SEND services in Birmingham after successive damning inspection reports

Amanda Spielman has been accused of believing 'teachers should be like robots' by Dame Alison Peacock

School leaders criticise government for 'hugely frustrating' delays to landmark special needs review

Many post-probation teachers fail to secure a permanent job, according to new figures that have prompted call for action

But children will have to book jabs in advance, meaning they won't be allowed to attend walk-in centres, NHS says

Absence rates due to Covid are rising but at a slower rate – and five other findings on school attendance

Covid cases continue to rise among heads, teachers, support staff and pupils, amid warnings of staffing shortages

It had been mooted masks would only be required in 'communal areas' – but government takes a ‘cautious approach’

'Kind words and deeds' from school leaders are vital as the pandemic leaves many staff at 'lowest point', says heads' leader

New document reveals date of last inspection for thousands of schools in Scotland, including six as far back as 2004

Call from unions in response to the slow rollout of the Covid vaccine for 12- to 15-year-olds at schools in England

Initial reservations about virtual parents' evenings have receded over the course of the pandemic, says Gordon Cairns

Top children's medic says 'unnecessary' mass lateral flow testing of secondary school students should stop

Late allocations and training means most schools won't be able to start Covid recovery scheme until after Christmas

COP26 events will allow pupils to meet world leaders and climate activists, and encourage children to share their own ideas

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry has been continuing to take evidence from former boarding school pupils

The proportion of positive Covid cases rose to a new high for secondary-age students last week

Two researchers explain why they're asking teachers for their views on the introduction of faculty structures in schools