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Scotland will continue to fight to stay in the Erasmus student-exchange programme, says constitution secretary

YouGov poll for Ofsted provide more evidence of the toll the pandemic is taking on teachers' working lives

And 'significant gaps' remain in key subjects, despite 'uplift' in trainee teachers, government says

DfE confirms plan to 'pause' pay rises for vast majority of teachers, apart from small minority earning less than £24K

The demands of remote education this term have left teachers struggling physically and mentally, 91¶¶Òõ survey shows

Forget short-term catch-up strategies – the government needs to invest in the teaching profession, says Nick Brook

A Scottish university has launched an online tutoring programme to help pupils hit hardest by Covid

Exam board 'looking at switching' from exams to teacher-assessed grades in countries where exams have been cancelled

EuroSkills Graz will now take place in September 2021 – but the ongoing uncertainty over Covid means the UK will not be participating, says WorldSkills UK chief executive

But just a quarter are willing to fund training themselves, new research by City and Guilds Group shows

Preferred candidate for chair of Office for Students says degree apprenticeships target would be 'extraordinary shift'

While T levels are welcome, the government should not get rid of other valuable qualifications, says Cindy Rampersaud

Stars come together with Oak National Academy, Bafta and Place2Be to host activities for Children's Mental Health Week

Wading into the teacher vaccine row, ex-prime minister says vaccinating all teachers is the 'reasonable thing to do'

Colleges set to get additional funding if they have recruited more than 100 extra students this year, 91¶¶Òõ understands

Jon Richards, head of education at Unison, talks about fighting for the safety of support staff in the Covid crisis

More teachers than ever are leaving the college sector within two years, new research on the FE workforce reveals

EXCLUSIVE: The Association of Colleges urges further education providers to engage with local suicide prevention plans

EXCLUSIVE: With the number of college students needing mental health support rising, a new report suggests key changes

This morning's apprenticeship figures show why there is a crucial need for policy to make sure young people and those with lower-level qualifications aren’t forgotten in the recovery

The statistics come after the Commons education select committee called for a community learning centre in every town

Announcement comes before next week's update on when pupils could start returning to school buildings

Prime minister Boris Johnson says there is not enough data to show it would be safe for more pupils to return next month

Student numbers dropped most significantly during first Covid lockdown, says Scottish Funding Council