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No one has the energy for pay negotiations right now – least of all teachers. The government needs to do the right thing, writes Emma Seith

But paying teachers 10 per cent more could improve student grades and wellbeing, research finds

There has been a rise in the number of teachers, school leaders and support staff having symptoms like panic attacks and tearfulness

Exclusive: If employer contribution were to rise again, it would be ‘untenable’ for independent schools, warns leader

Fears of a post-pandemic exodus of new teachers underline why real change is needed to help keep new recruits in the profession for longer, explains Professor Geraint Jones

NEU members at the Girls’ Day School Trust balloted on national walkout over withdrawal from the Teachers’ Pension Scheme

Teaching can be all-consuming so you need to judge the right balance, says Susan Ward

Reducing teachers’ weekly class-contact time by the promised 90 minutes will be ‘challenging’, says education secretary

A change in the public perception of teachers is needed so that they stop putting so much pressure on themselves, says Henry Hepburn

Heads and experts mark Equal Pay Day by warning of growing divide in schools – especially in more senior positions

As staff absence rates rise, schools are finding the usual pool of supply teachers is far lower than usual – so what’s going on? James O’Malley spoke to those on the frontline to find out

Bullying on social media platforms such as TikTok is pushing some teachers over the edge, warn heads