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Sedgefield Community College's 'innovative use of technology' commended by judges

Queen Katharine Academy's unique curriculum impressed judges

'Passionate team' at Malton School take the prize for maths this year

Private school to support Star Academies to open three selective sixth forms in the North of England

'Chorlton’s Choose Love creative projects are truly outstanding, inspiring and an example to all,' say judges

Judges commended Sarah Rostron for going the extra mile to support staff and pupils

Amara Copsey a 'truly inspirational example' for new teachers, say judges

'Cheryl Campbell stands head and shoulders above the crowd,' say judges

Becky Marie Williams has worked tirelessly to help pupils feel secure in themselves at Solihull AP

Teacher seen kissing student at school social event tried to hide relationship after school launched an investigation

Teachers should not gather any evidence for freedom-of-information requests over the summer, union says

There is 'no justification' for change denying 'vital support' to 60,000 pupils, school leaders claim

Secondary students in the North five times more likely to attend underperforming school than those in London, study says

First minister would not be drawn on whether 'traditional' SQA exams will take place in 2022

Ofsted chief says that most catching up after the Covid disruption will be provided by teachers in the classroom

Ofsted chief inspector warns a 'confrontational brand of activism' has become a problem for schools

Nearly one in five schools do not retain offline backups of critical data, or are unable to say whether they do, study finds

One in 25 primary pupils lives in an area with all primaries rated 'inadequate' or 'requires improvement', warns report

DfE finally admits financial impact of controversial census date shift amounts to £92.4m loss for primaries, although secondaries gain £2.6m

WJEC Eduqas to offer 42 per cent exam fee reduction, with other three A-level and GCSE boards yet to give a figure

National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher modifications to free up classroom time will largely continue next year

School outdoor events can go ahead as long as they adhere to Covid guidance, says government after parent complaints

New NAHT president and former primary head Tim Bowen warns that schools watchdog Ofsted is not 'fit for purpose'

But the number of pupils with the lower 'SEN support' category of need has only increased by 0.4 per cent