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Teachers' leaders say they are still concerned about clinically extremely vulnerable or third-trimester pregnant teachers

Contract for focus groups suggests a new top A-level grade could be created – but warns this risks 'anxiety' and confusion

More needs to be done to help pupils with additional support needs in schools, finds first annual Inclusion Ambassadors report

Scotland’s qualifications system is not a natural, God-given phenomenon – and certainly not the best approach, says Mark Priestley

But this ‘strong alignment’ was ‘weakened’ when they began being implemented by schools, argues the Scottish Qualifications Authority

But outcomes depend on how the extra time is used – with well-trained staff vital for success, research finds

Pilot scheme from University of Cambridge aims to bridge the attainment gaps caused by Covid-19

Labour calls for advance notice of exam topics, greater question choice and grades pegged to 2020

It is of ‘paramount importance’ that classroom learning continues ‘uninterrupted’ across Europe, say global health experts

Report on future of school qualifications argues for scrapping exams in S4 and moving to a ‘school graduation certificate’ for leavers

Williamson says pupils must not get too ‘carried away’ with new freedoms as they go back to school

New relationships and sex education guidance is about to come into force. Here’s what schools and teachers need to be prepared for and where to find help to ensure this important topic is covered correctly

Secondary schools may need to focus on 'technical' skills in punctuation and geometry with their Year 7 cohorts

Scientists' prediction of 'exponential' rise in pupil cases in new term is a 'rebuke to Gavin Williamson', NEU claims

Rising Covid cases are already having an impact on the delivery of education, warns Highland Council

Exclusive: School leaders say government will produce a plan B soon in case Covid leads to exam cancellations again next year

Professional development specialist is one of three parties in contention for contract worth up to £121m, sources say

School leaders warn air monitors will only reveal the scale of the problem in terms of Covid risk – they won't solve it

Campaigners have previously argued that online resources are not enough and that anti-racist education should be mandatory

The CEO of the Council of British International Schools explains how the iQTS could give the sector a boost

Teachers' leader warns that relaxing Covid restrictions will not 'magically transform' school and college life

School leaders attack 'unnecessary' DfE legal direction to educate self-isolating pupils from September

£500-a-day advisers to tackle 'new attendance challenges' as Covid 'becomes a virus that we learn to live with'

Revenge porn and stalking also added to draft list of offences that can lead to teachers being struck off