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Former Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw also says school leaders 'must not be intimidated by unsupportive and sometimes aggressive parents'

Schools will face challenges from the pandemic for years to come, warns Tim Oates in a new report

Scottish schools do not receive overall ratings post-inspection – but they are graded on key aspects of their work and now secondary heads are calling for that to end

The 'shock' caused by restrictions introduced during the pandemic in 2020 could take 'seven years to erode', researchers warn

Verita International School in Bucharest – which was founded in 1982 and has a roll of more than 600 students – has joined the schools group

Matthew Purves tells 91¶¶Òõ how he will ensure lessons learned about quality and consistency of inspectors' conduct will feed into Ofsted Academy, to help the watchdog 'reset' its relationship with schools

New research warns against focusing only on chronic or persistent pupil absence, saying that moderate absences ‘accumulate over time and significantly impact achievement’

Pupils in the first five years of primary in Scotland receive free meals but the government has confirmed that the policy will not be delivered in P6-7

Analysis shows rise in suspensions and exclusions compared with the same time in the previous year

Scottish programme for government states that the exams will no longer feature in 2025-26, as part of national qualifications reform

NAHT's assistant general secretary also cautions against attempting to bolt Labour's report card plan on to existing inspection system

The seven external reference groups include MAT CEOs, academics and Ofsted staff

The two schools in London acquired by the international schools group offer bilingual teaching and combine the French and English curricula

Dan Morrow will join Cornwall Education Learning Trust in January

As of this school year, Scottish students will be able to be assessed in Paralympic sports such as boccia and goalball in order to gain national qualifications in PE

Some students would have started exams the day after returning from the Easter break under the Scottish Qualifications Authority's original plans

Former education secretary tells 91¶¶Òõ he is 'shocked' by teachers' strong 'rejection' of the current GCSE English, as he launches report written for OCR

Urgent national action is needed to ensure that school intakes of disadvantaged pupils reflect their local communities, warns charity

Education secretary moves to clarify government position after publication last month of guidance for schools on mobile phones and behaviour

Union ballot opens tomorrow on teacher pay offer of 4.27 per cent, which would apply to all salaries covered by the Scottish Negotiating Committee for Teachers

Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry's focus includes teaching during lockdown and how the pandemic affected pupils' behaviour

This week's announcements on changes to the school inspection system leave major questions unanswered. Here's what we know – and don't know

Sponsors would 'help further the careers' of teachers from minority backgrounds who are under-represented in Scottish schools – especially in promoted roles

Many students who achieve a 'reasonable' GCSE grade still struggle with basic maths, experts warn and make seven recommendations