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Lawyers explain what the end of the legal requirement to self-isolate means for schools when pupils or staff test positive or show Covid symptoms

Teachers at 23 private schools are resuming strike action over the Girls’ Day School Trust’s planned pension scheme changes

Co-teachers, a Chinese curriculum, different pedagogies – teaching in a bilingual school in China can be a steep learning curve but very rewarding, too, as these teachers explain

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Almost a third of teachers worked unpaid overtime last year, according to analysis by the TUC

Exclusive: Heads’ and teachers’ leaders warn top-down pressure on school leaders is putting education recovery at risk

EXCLUSIVE: Girls’ Day School Trust staff would stay longer in Teachers’ Pension Scheme under today’s offer – but union says this is not enough to avoid strike

Former Girls Day School Trust chief executive Michael Oakley said he is ‘horrified’ that pensions row has culminated in strike action

Don’t expect yoga sessions to fix a toxic culture – focus on flexible working and competitive pay, say school leaders and experts, including Jonny Uttley, Jack Worth and Stephen Munday

NEU teaching union members at 23 private schools join picket lines to protest against plans to withdraw from the Teachers’ Pension Scheme

1,500 NEU teacher-members at schools in the Girls’ Day School Trust are expected to take part in the strike over pensions

School staff are among the employees most likely to suffer from long Covid – but currently, there is no clear guidance on how they should be supported if they do. So what are the problems that sufferers are facing? And what will the consequences be for education if the government fails to take action?