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Separate evidence suggests explanation could be 'eccentricities' in how teaching qualifications are recognised

Pupils should be free to 'find their own style', which is 'itself an important part of education', peer argues

EIS teaching union accuses the SQA of favouring appeals run by schools and colleges

Watchdog will start revisiting areas where its last inspections sparked 'significant concerns' about SEND from April

Exam board study finds A-level and GCSE exam-year students in a third of schools have missed most of their courses

91¶¶Òõ obtains councils' first details of missing pupil premium millions. But government still hasn't said how much poorest pupils will lose

Covid-19 crisis makes it more likely pupils with special needs are not being identified, a think-tank report warns

Pupils twice as likely to be identified with special educational needs in maintained schools compared with academies

Government must prepare for end of hundreds of PFI contracts to avoid huge costs when buildings are handed back, say MPs

'Cuts to pension have gone too far,' union warns, as National Audit Office report reveals long-term cuts

Guidance for staff is updated as government pauses shielding

First minister under fire over the 'thousands and thousands of teachers' unable to find permanent work

A teacher has been banned for a minimum of three years after being found guilty of unacceptable professional conduct

Ofqual chair says rise in GCSE results this summer would erode value of qualifications if it was repeated year on year

Chief regulator Simon Lebus denies teacher A-level and GCSE grading this year will mean 'prizes for all'

Ofqual chair tells heads that arriving at GCSE and A-level grades should not be a negotiation with students or their parents

Catch-up tsar says the Covid crisis has exposed both the 'limits of over-centralisation' but also the 'commitment' of teachers to their communities

Sir Kevan Collins says he is focused on doing 'a few things well' to support Covid recovery

First statistics covering the week all pupils returned reveals 4.5m lateral flow tests taken in schools but less than 3,000 positive

More than two in three teachers in England report being stressed by school accountability measures compared to 45% global average

Fund would pay for tutors and wellbeing workshops in a bid to equalise education opportunities, says children’s charity

DfE change to pupil premium policy comes at 'exceptionally bad time', headteachers warn

MPs back change in law to allow teachers to seek broader representation in legal hearings

Drive to provide digital devices and internet connectivity for disadvantaged pupils has not had expected reach