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Today's headlines: 3 May 2016
In the news today: heads have called for a review of the primary assessment system, a survey of school support staff suggests many may be struggling to cope at work, and the Labour Party has claimed that the government has caused "chaos and confusion" by changing primary assessment arrangements too much.
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