Peter Hogan

Schools across the UK are being encouraged to start a conversation on climate change with their students, ahead of the UK hosting global climate summit COP26 later this year, as the Together for Our Planet Schools Pack launches today (Thursday 10 June)

Department for Education survey finds young people in England hit hardest by job shortages due to pandemic

Education Scotland said most councils had developed “data analysis tools” allowing pupils’ performance to be compared to previous years.

All pupils in P4 will be entitled to a school meal from August, while P5s will be offered lunches by January.

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England's school recovery commissioner Sir Kevan Collins quits, saying the funding "falls far short".

The announcement comes amid criticism of the SQA over plans put in place to replace school exams this year.

The Public Accounts Committee says children in England had "very unequal experiences" during the pandemic.

EXCLUSIVE: New figures acquired by the Sunday Mirror show 4.5million students have debts totalling to £100billion, showing the system is a 'runaway train'

Scotland’s new education secretary is under increasing pressure to halt the controversial senior pupil assessment process underway in high schools, and to sack the board of the “failing” Scottish Qualifications Authority.

The government’s Covid school catch-up tsar said the evenings were “much better” when held remotely.

Education recovery tsar looking at proposal ‘very seriously’, Nick Gibb says

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Connect has warned schools are taking "different approaches" across the country due to the pandemic.

‘If we fail to make good the lost learning, there will be significant adverse implications,’ Education Policy Institute boss says

Gavin Williamson says next few months are ‘crucial’ in supporting recovery

Just 15.9 per cent of admissions came from northern England, while black students remain under-represented on certain courses

The report found over £900M of funding has not made any demonstrable difference in narrowing the educational attainment gap.

Five voters share their experiences of learning and teaching in Scotland and their hopes for the future.

Nicola Sturgeon warned her ‘defining mission’ to provide equality for pupils from the most and least deprived areas of Scotland has failed