Eleanor Harding

Zack Polanski gets a standing ovation from the NEU in Brighton today after pledging to tax the rich to give more money to schools

Two unions vow for autumn strikes unless ministers deliver on pay - my coverage in the weekend papers👇

Saturday's p2 - 9 in 10 heads say they've had pupils skip school for a holiday this year

In today's Mail: Curriculum review panel suggests pupils may in future sit fewer exams at GCSE

Bridget Phillipson addresses ASCL headteachers in Liverpool for the first time since Labour’s election win

Mail front page today

My exclusive splash today

@jordanbpeterson Hi, would you like to issue a press statement on your fellowship offer being rescinded? Can you provide any detail about the original offer and why it was withdrawn? Many thanks in advance - Eleanor ([email protected])

In today's Mail: Major report by universities finds big rise in first class degrees may be partly down to grade inflation and admits league tables may be creating incentive to give better marks

In today's Mail: @SamGyimah unveils new funding for Fulbright scholarships to target disadvantaged pupils. In future they could go to Havard or Yale

Today's Mail education spread: universities minister @SamGyimah renews calls for free speech on campus as Oxford reinstates Theresa May portrait

Interesting piece in the Telegraph today on row in the US over trans research

Today's A-level coverage in the Mail: Critics are sceptical but pupils are relieved as grade boundaries are set low in new reformed exams. Inspirational stories of top students in our four-page spread.

Ray of hope for all those saving for deposits - in yesterday's Mail

Pupils picking up their results on Thursday should throw away their 'snobbery' and consider vocational routes, according to skills minister @AnneMilton in today's Mail

Attention A-level and GCSE students: if you think you did badly this summer don't worry, the grade boundaries are likely to be low this year.