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Teacher and school leader unions call for future pay increases to be significantly above RPI inflation, and oppose any introduction of targeted pay

NEU general secretary Daniel Kebede also says it will be up to the union to make a case for 'the supposed freedoms of trusts' to be curtailed over this parliament

Sector leaders in the North East have written to the education secretary to warn about a lack of representation in recently announced Ofsted and curriculum reviews

Andrew Warren, who has headed up the region for six years, says 'it feels like the right time' to depart

With 91¶¶Òõ analysis revealing a sharp rise in pupils in SEND provision in mainstream schools, sector leaders voice concerns about a lack of oversight, guidance and funding

Former children's commissioner warns too many young children are not receiving the support needed to boost their 'school readiness'

Education secretary sets out a package of reforms in a bid to head off a legal challenge against the curriculum resources quango, 91¶¶Òõ can reveal

Ofqual consults on whether formulae and equation sheets should be maintained for 2025, 2026 and 2027 exams after education secretary calls for them to remain

Fraught debate over Falkirk pupils' learning hours reflects extreme pressures on education budgets felt by local authorities across Scotland

British Sign Language GCSE seems unlikely to launch next September as planned, warns awarding body

Strike ballots from both the EIS teaching union and primary school leaders' body the AHDS failed to meet the 50 per cent turnout threshold

School librarians are ‘the guardians of information integrity’ – now they are to play a major role in a new digital literacy project focused on responsible use of generative AI

Scotland’s decade-long 'curriculum-improvement cycle' is underway – our exclusive report shows how it will work

The Attendance Action Alliance – set up to 'supercharge' efforts to tackle school absence – has not met since May

The principal of a new school created from a merger says a long lead-in to the change should 'mitigate compulsory reductions to roles', but some jobs will be lost

Lisa Crausby joins the GEMS international schools group from a MAT in England, where her work led to being awarded an OBE

Six subjects will have digital exams from 2026, before a global rollout across the full Cambridge curriculum

It is unlikely the 2025-26 pay award will be announced before maintained schools set their budgets, the education secretary warns – but vows to reset timelines for 2026-27

The perceived barriers to teachers making the move from primary to secondary, including an 'us and them' mentality, have been revealed by DfE research

A contract worth up to £650,000 over two years is being offered to the bid that best answers the question, how can technology reduce teacher workload?

HMC chair comments come as the government plans to remove the VAT exemption and business rates relief for private schools from January

The NASUWT teaching union calls on the chancellor to relieve some of the pressure on local authorities created by high-needs block deficits

Conservative shadow minister accuses his party of not doing enough for children with special educational needs and disabilities when in government

The warning comes as a poll reveals more than four in 10 teachers say their school or college experienced a cyber incident during the last academic year