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Scotland’s largest teaching union warns of ‘growing clamour among members for a move to industrial action’

Longer school days could tackle the attainment gap – but government won’t put its money where its mouth is, says Geoff Barton

But increasing hours for 16-19 education is seen as more ‘feasible’, according to new document

The chancellor has set out how much money schools can expect in the next three years – but big questions remain

91¶¶Òõ presents its round-up of the biggest news and features articles in the world of education this week

With Halloween looming, teacher Glen Fraser shares 3 tips to help teachers cut their terror-inducing mountains of work

Research revealing how many teachers have been reduced to tears shows that action is urgently needed to protect wellbeing, writes Charlotte Santry

Warning of ‘stretched budgets’ as think tank says teacher salaries will take up a ‘large share’ of school funding settlement

Union criticises teacher salary offer that is causing ‘growing anger in schools’ and would represent a real-terms pay cut

Women teachers are less likely to see themselves as a head but more likely to aim for pastoral lead roles, a poll shows

Strike action affecting schools is planned for one week in November, during the COP26 climate summit

Chancellor set to lift public sector pay freeze – but schools must not be left to ‘foot the bill’, says heads’ union leader