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EEF report says evidence for DfE endorsed cognitive science principles in "everyday classroom conditions is limited"

With cases surging and no vaccinations for school-aged children, a cautious approach remains prudent, writes Emma Seith

DfE’s new staff mental health charter leaves out support staff and many won’t flag wellbeing issues for fear of being laid off, says union

Education secretary calls for views on how to help the Gaelic language grow in Scotland

DfE launches consultation on how further education funding and accountability should work in the future

Formulae sheets in next year's GCSE exams won't make up for Covid disruption to learning, say maths teachers

DfE reveals more measures 'to boost nation’s skills, level up opportunities and get more people into better-paid jobs'

Climate change was deemed to have 'positives' in geography course notes for the National 5 qualification

Permanent secretary says government should have ensured there was a 'shared' set of expectations on Covid education recovery

Teacher starting salaries were meant to rise to £30K this September but delay is giving schools ‘headroom’ in their budgets, MPs told

Teachers have worked flat out and should not be struggling to find secure jobs, says Willie Rennie

Thousands of teachers could be retained if each got 35 hours of formal high-quality CPD per year, says think tank

Former catch-up tsar warns one-year delay to further catch-up plans due to spending review will come at a 'heavy price'

The watchdog suggests key historical concepts must be taught using repeated, specific examples, in new subject review

Fears for initial teacher training providers in disadvantaged areas under government plans to reform sector

Until today all initial teacher training providers were rated 'good' or 'outstanding' by the inspectorate

Lack of black teachers and role models holding back pupil engagement in Stem subjects, says Lewis Hamilton’s Commission

School leaders left searching for answers over who needs to self-isolate when requirement for bubbles ends

PSAs have played a crucial role during Covid – but are paid only slightly more than the Living Wage, says Marcus Patton

Union ‘brought teachers’ reputation into disrepute during pandemic’, teacher-turned-MP tells Commons Education Committee

Sir Steve Lancashire will leave his role leading REAch2 next year

Making GCSE topics optional halfway through course will disadvantage those who have already covered them, warn teachers

This year's IB Diploma results show how the qualification was better placed to weather the Covid storm, says Amal Hirani

EXCLUSIVE: It's hard to see how schools will contain Covid if pupils can refuse PCR testing, warns academy boss