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The Early Career Framework has been ‘mostly successful’, despite various challenges. Here are seven key messages

A council has been accused of ‘discrimination’ for charging sick private school pupils more than £100 an hour to access its hospital-based teaching service

Students with special educational needs can find revision frustrating and exhausting, writes assistant Sendco Diana Lopes-Mulhearn, who shares her school’s approach to support

Building bridges between education and industry through cutting-edge technology is essential, says Blair Wilson

Over 650 schools and colleges will receive money for building repairs through the capital funding pot

Visa changes could deter international students from training as teachers in England unless exemptions are provided, teacher trainers warn

The 2025 KS2 Sats maths reasoning paper asked pupils about the cost of travel and hotels, despite reports of cuts to school trips more than doubling in recent years

Pupils who are neurodiverse often face bullying and higher rates of suspension, warns DfE

Pupils of all ages can benefit from witnessing evolution in real time – and it’s now possible in schools, say this researcher from the University of Bath

Education secretary’s announcement comes as MSPs call for action to address teacher supply – with primary teachers unable to find steady work and secondaries at ‘crisis point’ over staff shortages

Most new international schools will be in Asia – but in some areas, rapid growth is leading to ‘enrolment pressures’, according to one research paper

A shortage of specialist skills among school staff for helping pupils with additional support needs has been highlighted by a Scottish parents’ organisation