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Most school support staff in Scotland say it has ‘become part of the job to expect violence’, hear MSPs

The Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel’s latest report on how children from Black, Asian and Mixed Heritage backgrounds experience safeguarding processes contains vital insights for leaders, says Luke Ramsden

Co-chairs of the headteachers’ group tell Dan Worth why, despite a change in government, the need to ensure the voice of those leading schools is heard is as vital as ever

The Department for Education will have to try other routes to entice new teachers, but the chance of success is unclear, explains Jack Worth

Pay should then increase by more than 6% from 2026-27, according to the National Foundation for Educational Research

Watchdog says Mark Vickers will help to ensure that proposed changes to school inspection work well for pupils with SEND

Writing exclusively for 91¶¶Òõ, DfE minister sets out the latest government thinking about artificial intelligence in education – and highlights the need to ensure that all schools have equal access

A change in approach to behaviour means the word ‘bullying’ has dropped out of discussions – but that doesn’t mean it isn’t happening, says Professor Ian Rivers

Despite much rhetoric about flexible working, there is not enough flexibility for teachers in schools – and that’s down to a number of core challenges, argues Mark Roberts, who details how to fix them

The requirement in the government’s schools bill for all teachers to have qualified teacher status gives us a chance to rethink teacher development, says BDAT’s Katie Waring

Nearly half of primary teachers say more pupils are struggling to communicate at the expected level for their age

Poll by NEU teaching union also reveals that recruitment has been frozen as a result of VAT on independent school fees