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The union Unite says SQA staff have been left in limbo – with no job security – following the government’s decision to replace the agency

Almost 60 days after the new pupil premium templates were released examples of how the documents should be filled in have arrived – which should make schools’ lives a lot easier, even if they are a tad late

Ofsted boss compares school ratings to Michelin stars to explain why number of top-rated schools could drop to one in 10

Curriculum maps do take time and effort to produce – but the impact is worth it, writes James Bullous

Climate activist condemns world leaders’ inaction after thousands of young people march through Glasgow

Thousands set off from Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Park to demand more action on climate change from world leaders

The Greener Governance campaign has been launched to coincide with COP26

Tes presents a round-up of the biggest education news stories and features from the past week

Hundreds of thousands of young people have chronic illnesses – but do you know what adjustments they’d need in your classroom?

It’s not fair for Ofsted to judge schools when they’re in ‘crisis mode’ because of the pandemic, says headteachers’ leader

Longer school days could tackle the attainment gap – but government won’t put its money where its mouth is, says Geoff Barton

Education secretary’s plea comes as youth activists take to streets of Glasgow for COP26