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A Schools Week investigation into the crisis in children and young people's mental health services has been longlisted for the Paul Foot journalism award

The government will correct the record over its claims about the effectiveness of academy trusts after being slapped down by the statistics watchdog

Ethnic minority candidates are less likely to be accepted onto teacher training than their white counterparts, despite showing a 'clear and obvious interest'

The bridging programme, in partnership with the University Consortium, paves the way to getting a degree in the UK, US, Canada, New Zealand or Australia

Only a third of teacher training providers have been re-accredited after the first round of the government's controversial review of the sector

But worry about yourself and worry about your mental health. 0k, yeariis, you can put your pens down, please. the government says this years students will be graded more generously than the last time exams were sat in 2019, but they wont get as many top grades as last year, when results were decided by teachers assessments. pupils will get formula sheets to use in exams, and there has been advance information for gcses and a—levels. hi, love, you 0k? for the deputy head, mrs turner, its about ...

As GCSEs and A-levels begin this week, a third of schools have been unable to recruit enough staff to watch over students

Jasmine is worried about what could come up. its been a bit mad, to be honest, because weve missed so much time and every time someone was off wed all have to go off. so, as engineering students, we cant do our things at home. its more just all online or special software we dont have at home. and so were all 18 now and it feels like weve missed a big chunk of, like, growing up in our in a—levels. its just like stress constantly that youre not going to get everything done. and then, after that ...

Catching up in the canteen, its talk of revision and exam timetables. if, you know, people have been off with covid, teachers have been good at live lessons and putting work on so we can do everything. ive got 21 exams spread out across a month and a half, so sometimes ill go home and ill revise for an hour or so and then ill go to footballjust to take my mind off it. i think its really important to not only...obviously, worry about your grades, but worry about yourself and worry about your ment...

A leading education charity suing the government after it lost out on the flagship Institute of Teaching contract wants £750,000 in damages for 'wasted costs'