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Primary pupils have lost the equivalent of two months' reading ability over lockdown, according to new report

Union pledges support for 'expanded' breakfast clubs after Labour calls for them to provide 'additional learning time'

Proposals for new languages qualification will leave pupils ‘able to talk about almost nothing’ panel is told

Government is 'pushing' higher targets for disadvantaged children reached by catch-up tutoring, says NTP leader

Scottish government advisers looking into wastewater monitoring as an ‘early warning system’

We've all adapted to new timetables this year – but we need to make sure our lunch breaks aren't lost, says Clare Owen

Teacher absences are now the lowest they have been since last October, new DfE attendance data shows

Nearly all schools involved in new Covid impact study report children are struggling with language and communication

Ofqual justifies plan to collect grading samples from all schools, which has been criticised as 'scandalous' by heads

National tutoring scheme says schools have 'flexibility' to delay tuition – but heads criticise 'overcomplicated' system

Funding for school maintenance and repairs rises by 20 per cent – but this follows cuts to wider school capital budget

Politicians are 'painfully slow' in getting behind anti-racism work in schools, says Khadija Mohammed

But heads say the government is 'giving with one hand and taking away with the other' over pupil premium changes

Secondary schools urged to bid for a share of £200m to run summer schools this year to tackle Covid disruption

Stephen Hawking Foundation launches teaching aid to tackle vaccine hesitancy, developed by secondary teachers

Exclusive: More teacher assessment is needed to fix a 'brittle' exam system, teaching union leader says

New Daily Mile event is helping children to get active and promoting the importance of physical activity after lockdown

'Huge shock' to system as an average of 60 per cent of normal school days disrupted by pandemic, catch-up tsar says

Revelation comes after a grilling from a teacher over Covid safety measures in schools at the EIS hustings

Teachers criticise Ofqual plans to give schools 48 hours to produce GCSE and A-level grade evidence

Independent schools are looking to 'monetise' their lockdown experience by selling remote lessons overseas

'There's no one-size-fits-all model, and no one thinks any of this is ideal,' say heads over GCSE and A-level grading

The Department for Education should ‘explain the rationale’ behind its behaviour experts before spending a ‘large sum of public money’

Sir Kevan Collins also says he would 'never advocate' increasing teaching time without raising pay