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The government has accepted the independent pay body's recommendations on teacher pay for 2024-25

Nearly 50 allegations of fraud were made against academy trusts in the past year, report reveals

A report by the Centre for Young Lives and Children of the North has also highlighted a 'postcode lottery' in the wait for EHCPs

A study testing vapes confiscated from schools in England found 16.6 per cent contained spice

Today's recruitment and retention problems can be linked to 'a lack of consistent support for and trust in teachers' during the pandemic, says report

Exams watchdog says GCSE and A-level grading standards will be maintained from last year, when there was 'some protection' against disruption from the pandemic

Government data also shows the number of postgraduate teacher trainees joining the workforce is estimated to be down by more than 5,000 in 2022-23

School leaders warned at the start of the year that it would be harder for them to come up with the money needed to continue tutoring

The new government is weighing up a review of the teaching profession to look at flexible working and pay and conditions, according to details seen by 91¶¶Òõ

Pupil absence has remained stubbornly high this year in spite of the previous government's efforts to bring attendance back to pre-pandemic levels

Outcomes for pupils with SEND have 'flatlined or declined' despite high needs spending trebling and council deficits soaring, local authorities warn

Proposed new law will not ‘create the necessary conditions to address the challenges facing the Gaelic language’, warns Holyrood committee

Widening the additional support needs tribunal’s jurisdiction could result in ‘unnecessary escalation’, says education secretary Jenny Gilruth

The quango previously committed to releasing full curriculum packages for its first set of lesson planning and teaching resources by summer 2024

A secondary school has been reprimanded for breaking the law in introducing the technology for payments in its canteen

The National Audit Office warns that the DfE has "limited evidence" on how well almost half of an estimated £9.2bn it has spent supports the attainment of disadvantaged children

Funding is needed to prevent 'cliff edge' in post-16 education, think tank warns

Shortage of specialists is preventing pupils from accessing the curriculum, heads warn

Concern over survey findings that show 40 per cent of public think mental maths is less important because of technological advances

Bridget Phillipson accuses the Conservatives of 'a complete dereliction of duty' for failing to act on the pay review body’s recommendation before the election

Find out who will join education secretary Bridget Phillipson at the Department for Education

Gagan Mohindra and James Wild will serve in the Conservative's shadow education team under Damian Hinds

Which regions are approving the most MAT mergers, and how many new primary academies are there? 91¶¶Òõ explores the data to find out

What will Labour's curriculum and assessment review cover, how long will it take and can teachers get involved? Here's everything we know so far