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Half of school business professionals warn their school is set to run out of money within three years

This week’s essential education news includes the launch of a five-year research project to identify best teaching practice and women in schools being denied flexible working

Public sector employers are being ‘inconsistent, rigid and unimaginative’ in response to requests for flexible working, says Unison

This week’s essential education news includes the government launching its Teacher Degree Apprenticeship and new research uncovering multi-academy trusts’ worsening finances

United Learning warns it is ‘inconceivable’ that any ‘rational’ school employers would issue work notices compelling teachers not to strike

NASUWT becomes the second teachers’ union to announce that it is consulting its members about industrial action

The government, launching plans to tackle staffing problems in early years, has been accused of lacking ‘an effective workforce strategy’

Jenny Gilruth has been told ‘teachers are struggling’ and need the government to deliver on its 2021 pledge to cut class contact time by 90 minutes a week

This week’s essential education news includes the NEU’s plan to win support for teacher strike action and a major change to training and early career frameworks

The return of the Stormont government will be welcomed by school leaders, but work to improve the education landscape will require a new ‘sense of urgency’, says Graham Gault

Biggest teaching union plans to ‘agitate’ on teacher pay later this year

Government plan to impose minimum service levels during teacher strikes will ‘add to the increasing unpopularity of teaching’, unions warn