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Almost 120 school places for pupils with SEND will be created in Haringey.

A report from the Education Policy Institute (EPI) and Renaissance has found that girls' reading and maths results were more negatively impacted than male students by the pandemic.

Tes' Wellbeing Report this year has found that teacher confidence up but workloads are still causing concerns.

More than a quarter of a million children and young people are still waiting for mental health support after being referred to Children and Young People’s Mental Health Services (CYPMHS) last year.

British Esports and Pearson have launched a new suite of higher-tier BTEC qualifications in Esports - the first internationally available qualifications of their kind.  

The EPI report found that pupils with even one suspension are, on average, not achieving a standard pass in GCSE English and maths.

A letter has been sent to the government calling for action to ensure all children who are entitled to Free School Meals (FSM) are able to receive them.

A formal offer on teachers’ pay for 2021, 2022 and 2023 has been made to the five main teaching unions in Northern Ireland.

A new paper from the University of Glasgow looks at how Scotland’s education system can make a real and long-lasting difference in schools.

The Education Business Awards, which celebrate the outstanding work, commitment and achievements of UK schools, are open for entry.

The government has announced a £1 billion package to create 65 new science-focused training centres in universities across the UK.

Ofsted has responded to each of the Education Select Committee's (ESC) recommendations made at the end of January. 

Jeremy Miles, education minister, has announced new capital funding of around £12.5 million to improve school and college buildings throughout Wales.

More Multi-Academy Trusts (MATs) are pooling funding, with many doing so to look after financially weaker schools, according to new research.

Ofsted’s new Chief Inspector Sir Martyn Oliver has opened "The Big Listen", inviting views from parents and the sector on Ofsted's work and future reforms.