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Throughout the pandemic, international schools turned to technology to adapt to the situation as it unfolded. Dan Worth finds out which of these innovations is likely to last long into the future

Vaccinating pupils could guard against further disruption to their education, says expert

New research also finds that ‘class structure may be more important for attainment than class size’

The DfE’s repeated failure to be transparent over catch-up funding further erodes teachers’ trust, warns William Stewart

‘Sustainable approach’ needed for catch-up or else schools could ‘lose valuable teachers’, union leader warns

School resources should be politically neutral, says report

Ofsted will investigate safeguarding policies in both state and independent schools, DfE says

Report from the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities will be ‘seen by many as an insult’, warn headteachers

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry hears from the head of a boarding school for armed services families

Dame Rachel de Souza also says there are ‘questions to be asked’ about Ofsted monitoring private school safeguarding

Instead of worrying about lost learning, maybe we should look at the skills pupils gained in lockdown, says Gavin Booth

New care review plan says Scottish schools must ‘know and cherish’ their care-experienced pupils