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With the government releasing details of the Covid catch-up funding package, 91���� looks at what it will mean for schools

Extra government cash for poorer pupils is not even half of what is needed, warns NEU teaching union

The Covid-related unemployment crisis has resulted in more young people entering college or university in Scotland

Teaching watchdog under fire after it did not strike off teacher who condemned politician for having 'fatherless child'

Sources say A-level and GCSE results now likely to be released to students early August, a month later than proposed

Northern areas less likely to sign up for the government's catch-up tutoring scheme, a DfE official has revealed

A run-through of some of the new information in full reopening guidance for alternative provision and special school settings

Nicola Sturgeon today revealed more details about when Scottish schools could emerge from lockdown

Union says classroom ventilation and personal protective equipment for staff need to be addressed as part of 8 March full reopenings

Disadvantaged Year 6 pupils are seven months behind in maths, finds research

3,878 schools signed up as “early adopters” for Reception baseline assessment, compared with the 9,657 that took part in previous year’s pilot

Leading scientists supported ‘phased reopening’ of schools, minutes reveal – in contrast to full reopening plan announced today

England plans full 8 March return but this could not be 'clinically authorised' in Scotland, says John Swinney

Only tiny minority of teachers think DfE/Ofqual GCSE and A-level plans will lead to fair grades for all, 91���� poll finds

Focus should be on socialisation and play if time in school is extended, says the British Psychological Society

Boris Johnson to announce that all pupils in all years can go back to the classroom in two weeks time

Only 16% think lateral flow tests will keep their school safe and just 27% believe the investment is worthwhile, poll shows

Student teachers' school placement time in Scotland has been cut as a result of Covid

Heads and teachers warn the PM against a 'counterproductive' full return to schools next month

Children from better-off families in England spent more time learning at home than their disadvantaged peers, according to a new IFS study

Nine in 10 against Ofsted resuming full school inspections in summer term and a third say it should ‘never’ return

An 'army' of out-of-work supply teachers should be deployed to support a Covid-safe return to school, says NASUWT

International Baccalaureate outlines how many schools will use exams or teacher assessment under 'dual route' approach

Scottish government previously promised free school meals for all primary pupils – but only from 2022