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SATS maladministration investigations rise for second year running
More results amended or annulled too.
Legal action on Teachers' pensions begins
Initial group of around 300, but thousands could claim says legal firm
Seclusion and restraint can make behaviour worse - mental health charity
Restrictive interventions can mirror past traumatic events which pupils have experienced
Decrease in number of schools used as polling stations
But few councils take up offer of government funding to find alternative venues
Avoid ‘leaving children to their own devices’ says Heads’ union
NAHT issues advice on Christmas tech gifts
PISA results highlight pupil wellbeing concerns
UK rises in subject rankings, but pupils unhappier than other countries
Half of parents want schools to listen to them more
Many parents also confused confused about school governance models
Education in top 3 election issues for parents, NEU poll finds
More than half of those surveyed think school funding in their area 'insufficient'
Unions urge Gavin Williamson to act on school fire safety
Call to make all educational buildings safe in 18 months
Watchdog has ‘serious concerns’ over DfE data sharing
Many parents 'entirely unaware' of how school census data would be shared, says ICO
Union analysis shows class sizes bigger since 2010
More than a third of teachers say reducing class sizes should be next government's top priority
DfE reminds schools to stay impartial during election campaign
New guidance for 2019 general election
Maintained nursery schools get one more year of funding
Unions call for a longer-term funding settlement
Schools braced for disruption as December general election confirmed
MPs confirm poll on 12 December
Library inequality is ‘social mobility timebomb’ – children’s laureate
Cressida Cowell urges opportunities for children to become 'readers for pleasure'
Small schools shouldn’t fear curriculum ‘deep dives’ - Ofsted
Ofsted's regional director for London attempts to reassure small schools