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This week’s essential education news includes the government launching its Teacher Degree Apprenticeship and new research uncovering multi-academy trusts’ worsening finances

United Learning warns it is ‘inconceivable’ that any ‘rational’ school employers would issue work notices compelling teachers not to strike

SNSAs lead to schools being judged ‘inappropriately’ and are ‘inconsistent’ with a play-based approach in early primary, says Willie Rennie

If we want to truly recognise the value of teaching assistants, then better pay and job titles would help, says this trust education director

Every secondary school and special school in England will have its site measured up for capacity over the next two years. Here’s everything you need to know

The ‘unacceptable’ time it has taken for the government to act on the RAAC crisis is causing ‘financial detriment’ to schools, ASCL warns

The chargers can be used for staff and visitors, but the Department for Transport says they could also help schools generate revenue through sale to the public

In an interview with 91¶¶Òõ, the education secretary talks about unveiling the Teacher Degree Apprenticeship and what she hopes it will achieve

DfE names providers that will be delivering the new Sendco national professional qualification from autumn this year

The annual Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel report contains key information for school safeguarding leads to help shape future practice and avoid serious incidents occurring

Sir Martyn Oliver should use the calls for Ofsted reform to reassert the fact the inspectorate reports directly to Parliament, not the DfE, says Geraint Jones

The new CEO of Oasis Community Learning came up through the trust services route, not the school route. He tells Matilda Martin why he thinks more leaders with this background would be good news for the sector