Primary

But schools may struggle to buy extra devices with stretched budgets, leaders warn

School and sector leaders question feasibility of Treasury’s new ambition for all primaries to offer wraparound care

The King’s coronation delaying Sats results reads like an esoteric exam question but the impact on schools – from teachers to governors – will be notable, says Michael Tidd

Schools won’t get key stage 2 results until 11 July due to the coronation bank holiday

The NASUWT teaching union has said members’ patience is being ‘tested to the limit’

The DfE-funded Nuffield Early Language Intervention helped with Reception pupils’ Covid recovery despite staff shortages, report finds

We should consider what the research tells us about the influence of prior knowledge on reading, but we need to exercise caution about lifting and shifting pedagogical practice, warns Megan Dixon

1 in 5 primary schools was also told that Sats results would be delayed for some pupils, Ofqual report finds

Teaching her Year 2 class sign language has improved learning in writing and maths, as well as motivation and lesson flow, says teacher Amy Smith

According to research, around 1.7 million children are struggling to talk and understand words – so how can teachers help in the classroom? Jane Harris, chief executive of Speech and Language UK, shares her advice

A surprisingly high number of pupils with SEND didn’t take the new times tables test – and it is a similar story across most other primary assessments. Grainne Hallahan investigates these ghost pupils missing from accountability measures – and asks if we can make assessment more inclusive

Primary pupils benefit from seeing beyond narrow definitions of Stem subjects, says Kirsty Connell-Skinner