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'Some easement' might be needed to take learning loss into account when exams return,' says Ofqual chief

Labour leader asked how stance on independent schools squares with education of his own children

Using repurposed money to address Covid crisis is 'completely inadequate to the scale of the challenge', warns union

Exam boards could ask for more evidence of students' work where they have 'serious concerns' about a school's grading

Labour aims to protect new teachers and boost academic recovery from the pandemic with tutoring plan

Seven behaviour experts will cost DfE £1 million over the course of controversial three-year scheme

Scottish education is ‘coasting’ and it is time for ‘greatly increased’ school autonomy, says think tank

Exclusive: Letter from leading expert calls on statistics watchdog probe into claim UK Pisa data 'biases' were not investigated

'Serious flaws' in England's data undermines claims influential global ranking is 'truly representative', warns expert

Academic calls for more analysis of Scottish Pisa data after finding rise in lower achievers withdrawn from tests

From 'billions' in funding to handpicked tutors – all we learned from the recovery commissioner's talk at today's Schools North East event

Erasmus played ‘massively important role’ in creating confident languages teachers, warn linguists

Alba is promising a ‘bonfire of paperwork so teachers can teach’ and a broadening of the curriculum

Catch-up tsar says some people will accuse him of making 'a disaster' of things but that his 'bigger challenge' is securing resources

Government catch-up tsar wants to give schools freedom to pick their own 'verified and qualified' tutors, unlike National Tutoring Programme system

Students have an automatic right to appeal to exam boards, according to new Ofqual guidance

Catch-up funding must be 'in the billions', says recovery commissioner Sir Kevan Collins as he talks of 'extending' the 'educational experience'

But pushing start of university year back to January would be 'step too far', says Ucas director of strategy

Watchdog found 'more work' needed on curriculum planning in certain subjects during spring term visits

AQA exam board backing post-qualification university admissions in new model with 'small' changes to timings it says will benefit students

Nominations invited for teachers who have 'gone above and beyond' in fighting for equality and diversity

Families opting out of government scheme due to 'stigma', pilot school warns

School buildings in Scotland are at their busiest since before Christmas – and now shielding pupils are to return

DfE unveils eight schools and trusts to lead its drive to promote flexible working to keep teachers in the profession