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School leaders will tell MPs they have been ‘scapegoated’ for government failures during the Covid pandemic

Long-running negotiations over teacher pay still look some distance from being resolved

The Early Career Framework was designed to support new teachers when ‘the learning curve is steepest’ and make their new job a little less daunting. However, Grainne Hallahan discovers that for new teachers – and their mentors – the framework itself is proving one of the hardest parts of the job. So what’s going wrong?

Covid-19 pandemic means early career geography teachers have missed vital training, report warns

Action by teachers at the Girls’ Day School Trust would be the first in its 149-year history

In an article to mark Childcare and Early Education Week, the Early Years Alliance warns of the damage being caused by a lack of government investment in the EYFS sector

Schools are struggling to plug the gaps caused by Covid-related staff absence, leaders tell Commons education committee

91¶¶Òõ sits down with International Baccalaureate director-general Olli-Pekka Heinonen to chat about everything from digital assessment and his ‘head, hand and heart’ mantra for education to why The Crown served as an unexpected source of inspiration

In 2001, the McCrone deal attempted to give Scottish teachers better pay, status and prospects – and less admin. Twenty years on, Emma Seith looks at the legacy of one of the UK’s most ambitious education reforms

A round-up of 91¶¶Òõ’ most popular news and features articles from the past week

First in new series of 91¶¶Òõ Scotland investigations will look at the long-term impact of the seminal report on teachers’ working conditions

Concern as one in 12 teachers say a lack of PCR and lateral flow tests has kept colleagues off school