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Schools with more pupils on free school meals have more teachers leaving, more vacancies and spend more on supply staff, research shows

School leader and teacher unions issue joint call for votes on industrial action ballots following yesterday’s ‘disastrous’ teacher trainee recruitment figures

First minister grilled over teacher pay dispute, which led last week to first national strike action since the mid 1980s

Unions highlight that new proposal is actually worse for many experienced teachers in promoted posts than the previous pay offer

Exclusive: School-based training providers warn of exodus of students who can’t afford to finish courses

Strike action to take place over 16 consecutive days in January and February, with teachers in two local authorities walking out each day

School support staff are skipping meals themselves in the cost-of-living crisis but buying food, stationery and other items for pupils, says Unison

Union warns TAs are suffering broken bones, torn ligaments and bites while doing their job

On the day the EIS calls teachers out for the first national pay strike since the 1980s, the Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association condemns ‘pathetic’ offer

Teachers had no choice but to go on strike, and experience from action in the 1980s shows the impact is painful for all, says this recently retired headteacher

Headteachers must juggle school budgets all the time – primary heads are calling on government and councils to do the same and make them a better pay offer to stop strike action

The influential Queen Street Group of multi-academy trusts pledges to support small MATs and help more women to become leaders