The Scottish Government has announced plans for the greater use of internal and continuous assessment to award final grades for senior phase pupils.

The Welsh government has launched a consultation on plans to end a tax break for some fee-charging schools.

An organisation that funds solar installations on schools has received a £3 million loan to help it grow its network of solar-powered schools across the country.

Lynne Neagle, the welsh cabinet secretary for education, has announced the publication of statutory guidance on 14 to 16 learning under the Curriculum for Wales.

The government should pilot a career break scheme to attract more “generation Z” teachers, Teach First has suggested in a new report.

Teachers in Further Education colleges may earn nearly a quarter less than teachers in schools, according to a new NFER study.

The latest statistics from the Scottish School Healthy Living Survey have been released.

Teacher student loan reimbursement (TSLR) is a policy whereby the government pays back the amount of money paid by teachers in the previous financial year for their student loan repayments.

Trusts said financial sustainability has overtaken improving the quality of education as top strategic priority.

State-funded schools will not receive an overall effectiveness grade during graded inspections.

Edtech charity LGfL has developed the toolkit.

Pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds or with SEND will get targeted support to unlock their musical potential, thanks to a new scheme designed to break down the barriers to opportunity and advance their talents. 

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