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Former secondary school leader Andy Brown will be 'leading the work to update the maths and numeracy curriculum'

Schools need a 'long-term approach to reliable pay and progression' to end recruitment crisis, a headteachers' think tank has warned

Content in the 'overcrowded' curriculum must be reduced to deliver more financial education, say heads' leaders

MPs have questioned sector experts and schools minister Damian Hinds about the government's music hubs programme. Here are six things we learned

Industrial action is on the cards in Glasgow – which could entail strikes – if plans to cut 450 teaching posts over three years are not reversed

Findings from the International Baccalaureate come as schools report growing levels of anxiety around the impact of climate change

Teachers warn exam board AQA that some students were at a disadvantage in this year's GCSE English literature paper

The chief executive of DfE-funded property company LocatED will lead a review into the controversial curriculum resources quango

Most school staff believe safeguarding concerns have increased since last year, a 91¶¶Òõ poll shows

Oracy needs to be more integrated into the curriculum, says OCR

These are the main changes to GCSE computer science set out by the Department for Education in plans published today

The government is cutting funding for the National Parent Forum of Scotland, despite a recent review highlighting the 'critical role' of the forum

'Digital distractions' a major reason why a third of pupils in each class need extra support with reading, according to a teacher survey

Ofsted review also finds less than half of teachers and leaders are happy with their development training

Concerns were raised over a 'deliberately tricky' maths paper, but the reading test was not as difficult as last year's controversial exam, primary heads report

This week’s essential education news includes Ofsted scrapping its curriculum unit project and news that managed moves have ‘more than doubled’

Figures analysed for 91¶¶Òõ show the 'difficult choices' facing trusts and schools owing to 'government underfunding'

Teacher Tapp survey results show government crackdown on short weeks was an 'unnecessary distraction', say headteachers' leaders

Insiders say watchdog's expert subject leads are now focused mainly on routine school inspection and that Ofsted's big curriculum unit project has 'gone'

The proportion of pupils at independent schools has fallen slightly, the Independent Schools Council report shows

A Commons Education Select Committee report into teacher shortages also calls on government to monitor the amount of flexible working schools offer

A prominent SNP MSP thinks the fast-track teacher-training programme is a ‘potential solution’ to Scotland’s teacher recruitment and retention problems

'Ease of access to technology should be an expectation, not an exception,' say teachers frustrated by years of inconsistent internet connections in schools around Scotland

However, most teachers say they feel safe in school, according to a survey for the Youth Endowment Fund