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Children affected by homelessness are also coming to school tired and hungry, a survey finds

Unions tell teacher pay body not to feel ‘constrained’ after Gillian Keegan asks it to take financial pressures into account in recommending pay rise for 2024-25

The Department of Education has announced the new BSL qualification after the consultation was delayed twice

Shutting schools in January 2021 was a ‘panic decision’ and against the best interests of pupils, the former education secretary tells Covid inquiry

School inspections by the watchdog should cease until the government and Ofsted have published the plan requested by Ruth Perry coroner, say heads’ leaders

Children with special educational needs are being ‘failed’ by inadequate funding and a lack of access to specialist support in Northern Ireland, educators warn

Global citizenship expert Ndulamo Malumbela explains five key ideas for schools exploring this growing area of learning

Labour analysis claims 270,000 young people waited longer than three months to be seen or had their referrals closed

Politicians are increasingly keen to lift education approaches from countries seen to be performing well. But can teachers trust that such imports will work in their classroom?

The coroner who led the inquest into the death of headteacher Ruth Perry has raised concerns with Ofsted and the DfE

But councils given £1.5 million to wipe out pupils’ existing school-meal debt, says finance secretary Shona Robison as she sets out Scotland’s Budget for 2024-25

Ms Wadsworth will replace Sir Ian Bauckham, who is standing down to become interim chief regulator