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Teachers will strike over pay in England and Wales on seven dates in February and March, the National Education Union (NEU) has announced. National strikes

Labour has called tax breaks for private schools “inexcusable,” as it renewed its call to strip them of their charitable status. Shadow education secretary Bridget

This year’s A-level and GCSE exams had a surge in the number of students penalised for potential cheating or disruptive behaviour, with possession of mobile

Exam students will not have to memorise formulae and equations for some GCSE subjects next year. In mathematics, physics and combined science, pupils will be

he government has been urged to ensure sufficient judicial capacity to deal with the family court backlog – which has topped 110,000, latest HM Courts

Rishi Sunak has appointed the fifth education secretary in just under four months. Loyal backer Gillian Keegan was drafted into the role during the cabinet

Nine out of 10 schools in England will have run out of money by the next school year as the enormous burden of increased energy

Teaching organisations have written to the prime minister, asking for all children in households on universal credit to be given free school meals. It adds