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A roundup of 91¶¶Òõ’ most popular articles from the past week, including the lowdown on the new £121 million National Institute of Teaching and a look at whether the post-Covid catch-up plan has failed

Almost half of school staff polled would actively discourage others from going into teaching

After claims the government wants to broaden the scope of who teachers can bring to grievance meetings, an education lawyer outlines the rationale for the change – and what the legal impact could be on teachers and schools

While ventilation was the big topic in the pandemic to reduce infection risks, academics say that if the government want to focus on boosting attendance to further minimise disruption to education, it’s a topic that should be on the agenda again

Art and design teachers are unhappy with workload and lack of subject-specific training, finds survey

The war with Russia has displaced millions of children and their families, leaving lives upended and education disrupted. But, as Kester Brewin discovers, the international school community has stepped in to help out, offering hope and humanity where it’s needed most

A round-up of 91¶¶Òõ’ most popular articles from the past week, including how many ITT providers have been reaccredited and what schools can do to help tackle the issue of county lines

Exclusive: Chartered College chief plans to tell the UK Covid Public Inquiry how the government left headteachers to cope in ‘isolation’ and put vulnerable teachers ‘at risk’ during the pandemic

EIS says 2 per cent offer is ‘completely inadequate’ and warns it will ballot for industrial action if fair settlement not reached quickly

The NFER find that pupils in English state schools have a ‘high probability’ of never being taught by a teacher who is not white

DfE sets out how up to 7,000 early career teachers will be able to claim the bonus announced by the prime minister last year

DfE data shows ‘significant decrease’ in teacher and school leader feelings of happiness and ‘worthwhileness’