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A commission involving heads should be set up to review accountability structures in wake of pandemic, say school leaders

Government has 'utterly failed' to assess Covid cost pressures for schools, say heads after watchdog calls for clarity

National funding formula means majority of the most deprived schools have seen a real-terms funding cut, watchdog warns

Key stage 1 pupils have fallen back on reading and maths due to pandemic disruption, NFER and EEF research shows

Union writes to Boris Johnson over claims schools are being 'overzealous' in their Covid measures by sending too many pupils home

Ms Howard is replaced by Sophie Harrison-Byrne as director of the New Schools Network

Pupils eligible for free school meals have missed more lessons than their peers, new DfE data shows

Paying only teachers and lecturers for extra qualifications work ‘ignores’ the input of other staff, say heads

‘Exhausted and stressed’ headteachers turn to unions in pandemic when guidance from DfE is 'in short supply'

One in three secondary schools does not have a policy that covers the analysis of restraint incidents, research shows

Education secretary says the DfE is considering ending bubbles in schools "as part of step 4" of Covid roadmap so "all children" can take part in "summer activities."

Ways of avoiding pupil isolation discussed so far ‘would not work in primaries’, say leaders

Part-time teachers in Scotland can also receive full £400 payment for work assessing pupils at the ‘discretion’ of headteachers

Education secretary speaks out after Department for Education statistics reveal one in 20 pupils were off school for Covid-related reasons on Thursday

Longer school day could have included tutoring so pupils not 'pulled out of lessons' says former recovery tsar Sir Kevan Collins

Inquiry finds Islamophobia in schools is ‘particularly challenging’ and children are 'often excluded' from school life

Sir Kevan Collins told education select committee that schools need a 10-year-plan to recover from pandemic

Take-up of online lessons increases as Covid disruption forces more pupils to stay off school

The teacher claimed that there was a pause between the words 'girl' and 'friend'

Former government education recovery tsar, who resigned over lack of funding for his catch-up plan, warns of ‘blight’ to generation of pupils

1 in 20 pupils off 'for Covid-related reasons', with significant increase in past two weeks

But plans are for mitigations, such as masks, in secondaries to remain in place in Scotland at the start of next school year

Schools are caught in a recurring Covid nightmare – which the government seems determined to ignore, says Dan Morrow

Changing rules for September is too late, says leader of academy chain with 3,000 pupils isolating at home