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Legislation to overhaul special educational needs provision will be introduced in government's Education for All Bill

Shadow education secretary raises concerns over confidence in exams system and impact on results, as she calls for regulator to do more following upheld maths complaint

Annual withdrawals from the Teachers' Pension Scheme have nearly doubled since 2020, official figures show

New role will be highest-paid in the department, with the appointee making 'life-and-death' school safety decisions

91¶¶Òõ analysis shows schools can cut the time GCSE students spend in exams, a current government and Ofqual priority – although leaders are cautioning against shifting the responsibility to schools

The money can be spent on redundancies, SEN provision staffing, or to prepare for a future population bulge

Heads tell 91¶¶Òõ they were unable to access the online portal, as the site for KS2 attendance figures – which has replaced paper registers – was 'experiencing a technical issue'

Teacher support and pupil mentoring will be made available through Mission Coastal and Mission North East from this September

The union's general secretary Daniel Kebede hits back after education secretary calls ballot threat 'massively premature'

Verdict on initial teacher training and early career frameworks provided by first major poll since they were combined in 2025

Education leaders call for more support for Sendcos as the role becomes increasingly demanding

New DfE-convened regional partnerships will be expected to provide 'formalised oversight' of progress against school improvement priorities

'Bizarre' government proposals risk lumping together pupils with vastly different needs, and stripping out mental health support, leaders tell 91¶¶Òõ

Beware 'misconception' that schools below national average for outcomes will automatically get 'needs attention' grade for achievement, says Ofsted national director for education

Administration tasks and workload provide 'reality shock' as new teachers discover what the role is really like, UCL researchers find

Less than half of governors think their school's resources, including reserves, should be shared across their trust, finds National Governance Association

Schools are increasingly being forced to make 'trade-offs' on staffing, class sizes and levels of support because of squeezed funding, report warns

As headship aspiration reaches a record low, 91¶¶Òõ explores what's deterring people from taking the top job

A third of senior leaders think the new-style inspections are 'much more stressful' than previous inspections, Teacher Tapp polling shows

Ms Heller joined in 2004 as the founding director of the academy trust and was appointed chief executive 14 years ago

Schools will have less than a term to prepare the new enrichment entitlements before Ofsted inspects them, with sector leaders warning this is a 'recipe for heightening stress'

Heads vote for union to consider all steps up to and including industrial action over any below-inflation three-year pay deal

High-stakes accountability 'just doesn't work', says Sinéad Mc Brearty, who chairs the NAHT advisory panel on the Ofsted framework

The rising costs that schools are facing could undermine the government's White Paper plans, the NAHT's general secretary tells the union's annual conference