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Pilot scheme launched in Bradford to give pupils free glasses is now being rolled out to other Opportunity Area schools

Students should study a humanities subject, a foreign language and maths until the end of their schooling, says report

Children's commissioner urges education bosses not to penalise students for attending climate demonstrations

Chris Whitty and Jonathan Van-Tam set out the case for the school Covid jab rollout under questioning from MPs

Chief medical officer sets out disruption that Covid surge could cause in schools this winter without the 12-15 age group jabs

Assessment last year caused ‘stress and exhaustion’, with pupils 'crying regularly’, a Holyrood committee has been told

Watchdog tasked with carrying out independent reviews into government's plans for tutoring and teacher development

The spending review is a chance to increase teacher pay and finally address the recruitment challenges, says Jack Worth

The National Reference 91¶¶Òõt will explore impact of the pandemic on learning but not yet clear if it will help shape 2022 exam grades

Minister says threats being made against schools by anti-vaccine protesters are a 'very big issue'

​​​​​​​Head of national inspection and curriculum body earmarked for major change urges caution in reform process

The deputy CEO of the Confederation of School Trusts outlines why the new education secretary should focus on academies

Gap in Higher pass rate between private and state schools went down to single figures in 2020 but increased slightly in 2021

New figures show a fall in year-on-year absence after changes to Covid self-isolation rules in schools

Children's commissioner says all pupils should be offered voluntary catch-up sessions during school week

School leaders question Liberal Democrat idea to give £5 billion worth of Covid catch-up vouchers directly to parents

Former schools minister says it would a 'tragedy' to abandon government reforms on curriculum or teacher training

Growing mental health crisis among children must be addressed if education gap is to be closed, charity warns

Jo Saxton, the new Ofqual chief regulator, says students will be at the 'heart of every decision we make'

Virus has 'really accelerated' in pupils in Leicestershire, where autumn term started earlier than average, experts say

Boris Johnson has made sweeping changes at the Department for Education this week. So who are the new people in charge?

But the daily school attendance rate in Scotland remains some way off pre-Covid annual norms

Move means A level study can include Bernardine Evaristo's Booker prize winning novel Girl, Woman, Other at A level from September

After almost two years of chaos, confusion and distrust, the DfE has an opportunity to start afresh, says Geoff Barton