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We reveal the finalists for 2021's (virtual) 91¶¶Òõ Schools Awards

With papers being leaked on TikTok, the SQA 'exams' situation is even more perilous than last year's – and that's saying something

Changes to ancient history, history and English literature GCSEs planned for summer 2021 exams will go ahead in autumn

Shadow education secretary says the education secretary is focusing on the 'wrong priorities' following the impact of the pandemic

Former boarding school student tells how beatings ‘still disturb me’ decades later

But only in secondaries as primary school data will still be gathered to monitor Covid impact on the attainment gap

Exam regulator warns that a move to post-qualifications university admissions could put pressure on A-level marking

Conventional uses of pupil premium funding help affluent pupils just as much as the disadvantaged, says Mark Unwin

A school feels 'under attack' when put at the bottom of a narrow-focused league table, says headteacher Shelley McLaren

Schools will be in the unusual position of knowing which of their students have failed to get the grades they wanted

Given the risk of new Covid variants, it's not the time to take masks out of classrooms, says Professor Trish Greenhalgh

Watchdog finds that some schools are delivering a curriculum that does not meet SEND pupils' needs

Watchdog says teaching assistants need 'robust subject-specific' knowledge to better support SEND pupils in mainstream

Union warns that 'lessons must be learned' from the government's record on education during the pandemic

Grammars must use catch-up funding to support applicants from poorer households, says DfE

Opposition MSPs also hit out at 'farcical suggestion' that pupils will be punished for sharing exam details

Some students are facing four exams where they should have had one – and nobody is happy, says this pupil

Data from ISC Research shows that, despite the pandemic, international schools have maintained growth over the past 12 months

Publishing exam papers on social media – including where there is 'evidence of teacher involvement' – would be grounds for investigation, says Ofqual

National Education Union's joint general secretary, Mary Bousted, claims watchdog appointed so that government can 'control' review

Procurement for teacher resources ended hours before bidding was due to close

A former private school teacher who accessed a 'paedophile handbook' has been banned from the profession indefinitely

Inspectorate warns that almost half of the schools it focused on last year were not meeting the national curriculum

School leaders claim they are being 'ticked off' for following Ofqual guidance on GCSE and A-level grading