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The Ofsted chief has called on schools not to send GCSE students home – though it's not clear why, says Stephen Petty

WATCH: One primary head tells 91¶¶Òõ that 'special extras' such as school trips will be jeopardised by DfE 'stealth cut'

Some parts of the media may not be aware of the cutting-edge work being done on some of our Scottish islands – maybe they should be a bit more open-minded, writes Henry Hepburn

Teachers fear the 2021 appeals process will see them working this summer – we look at the details

First minister grilled in the Scottish Parliament over concerns about 2021 SQA appeals process

The government is still reviewing recommendations to extend the school day, according to Home Office minister

Heads say catch-up tsar resignation is 'not a surprise' as the government recovery package 'falls a long way short'

Catch-up tsar quits as £1.4bn catch-up plan falls far short of the £15bn he says is needed to close Covid learning gap

Long-overdue details on 2021 SQA appeals have been revealed by education secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville

Schools' historical exam data will be used to challenge ‘anomalous’ results this year in 'most' Scottish council areas

Assessment data expert Daisy Christodoulou has been highlighting the impact of Covid school closures on attainment

The latest news on the government's education recovery plan – tutoring, teacher training, but no extended school day yet

Education secretary also hints at plan to clamp down on schools that don't open for a full day, as first revealed by 91¶¶Òõ

DfE confirms that Dutch multinational Randstad will be the supplier of the National Tutoring Programme from September, with support from Teach First

New direct-to-schools fund will get more cash than National Tutoring Programme, but schools will be expected to contribute

Pupil premium funds for disadvantaged children should be doubled in Years 1, 7 and 11, Labour says

Misconduct panel found a strong public interest in retaining ex-head in teaching, despite his 'dishonest' actions

Heads say the 'devil is in the detail' on extended school day and plans will 'fall at the first hurdle' without funding

Lib Dems aim to ‘secure the will of Parliament’ to remodel the national qualifications and curriculum development bodies

Leaked report of recovery plan for 100 hours' extra schooling seen as 'last-ditch' attempt to force the Treasury's hand

Ministers’ hopes of securing billions from the Treasury to pay for more school hours as a key catch-up strategy are fading, 91¶¶Òõ has been told

Three UHI colleges win the award for outstanding use of technology in delivering remote teaching and learning at this year's FE awards

Teachers seek payments from government for the extra work they are doing on GCSE and A-level assessment

'Insanity' of the SQA assessment system replacing exams has led to heads weeping with frustration, teaching union finds