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The Chartered College of Teaching’s next president hopes it can double its membership before the end of his three-year term - and wants it to get royal status

Hundreds of schools held INSET days, closed rooms or turned to remote education to host polling stations for local elections, despite moves to use fewer schools

Schools that shunned the government’s flagship tutoring scheme because it was too restrictive and costly fear getting the blame for the failing programme

'Toxic' TikTok trend leaves tormented pupils reluctant to attend school and teachers again facing drawn-out process to remove 'derogatory and defamatory' videos

The New Schools Network is to close down after losing its role as the government’s flagship support provider for new free schools, it has been announced

Ex-minister will lead a Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition inquiry to examine whether exclusions and isolation rooms affect pupil mental health

Ofqual to trial digital testing after pandemic exposed 'vulnerabilities' in current pen and paper system

New tutoring “league tables” to be published this autumn, as ministers seek to name and shame schools that have not yet used the catch-up programme

Former headteacher avoids teaching ban for 'dishonestly' backdating risk assessment because she was under 'a lot of stress and pressure' ahead of an inspection

The Department for Education spent more than £11,000 on canapes and booze for climate change strategy launch – but civil servants were barred from the buffet