Education Endowment Foundation has published a guide to help school leaders and staff decide how to use the newly announced tutoring funding to best support their pupils catch up.

Fifty five per cent of education workers are suffering anxiety about working in the pandemic, just above healthcare staff (53 per cent).

Teachers are not receiving enough feedback on their work, which is having a knock-on effect on student performance, according to new research sponsored by Cambridge International.

There were 12 confirmed coronavirus outbreaks from school settings last week, up from nine confirmed outbreaks the week before.

The Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a £1 billion fund to help children in England catch up on learning missed during school closures amid the pandemic.

COVID-19 could reduce teacher recruitment shortages by between 20 and 40 per cent each year over the next two years, as more graduates see the profession as 'safe'

BT is working with the Department for Education to provide in-need families with six months free internet access for home schooling

A new report reveals serious concerns among children’s sector professionals about the impact the coronavirus crisis has had on vulnerable children and families, and the knock-on effect for early help services.

£27.6 million funding will ensure councils are able to continue the provision of free school meals during the summer holidays

School-related stress affects over half of children (61%), and the current pandemic is causing a similar amount (58%) to worry about returning to school.

Eighteen new schools and colleges have been announced as EdTech demonstrators, after the programme became focused on remote teaching and working during the pandemic

The Scottish Government has published new guidance to help nurseries and other early learning and childcare providers plan for reopening when it is safe to do so.

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