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Department for Educations's market review of initial teacher training could lead to a significant reduction of provider numbers, sources have revealed

Schools need support in tackling underage access to pornography Gavin Williamson writes in letter to children’s commissioner

Government must share data on spread of new Covid variant in schools 'immediately', says the NASUWT teachers' union

News comes after 91¶¶Òõ revealed ministers weighing up compulsory half hour extension or voluntary 8am-6pm opening hours

Teaching union president warns experienced teachers likely to ‘leave in droves’ amid Covid pressure

Research finding for Teach First comes as charity proposes reducing timetable for teachers in disadvantaged areas

Teach First calls for 'reform as we recover' as survey finds 'deeply worrying' evidence of widening attainment gap

Government said to be weighing up whether to opt for mandatory extra 30 min extension or to fund a longer, voluntary 8-6 school day

A secondary school student has created drone footage to help ease the transition for new starters during Covid

During Covid teachers have come under increasing pressure to provide 24-hour support to families, says NASUWT

Requirement to carry out daily acts of worship 'simply not appropriate for diverse, multi-belief society', say humanists

First minister reveals she has been involved in discussions over the SQA qualifications process this week

Watchdog outlines the views of the first wave of schools to be assessed by its curriculum focussed inspection framework

Inspectors will look at 2019 assessments in future – but Ofsted admits this approach is not ideal

'Calling a grade the same thing is potentially misleading' if you radically change the standard, Ofqual chair tells 91¶¶Òõ

Restorative behaviour approaches criticised by union, which says violence against teachers is often unchallenged

Councils estimate that the pupil premium funding change will leave a £118m 'black hole' in school budgets

Leader Douglas Ross says his shadow cabinet will provide ‘Scotland’s real alternative to the SNP’

Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry hears that school housemasters ruled 'fiefdoms' without any oversight

The watchdog has published its latest annual parents' survey. Here are the key findings

High-profile national director of education is set to leave his role at the inspectorate at the end of August

Teaching union tells new education secretary that Covid recovery requires more teachers on permanent contracts

Ofsted’s annual parents survey finds nine in ten think that their child’s school has handled the pandemic well

Students perceived as more 'agreeable or conscientious' may be awarded higher grades, study of teacher assessment finds