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The bill will aim to address concerns about the negative impact of technology on children

If we want to make education an inclusive environment for all, we need to take meaningful action – including bringing back Diversity Hubs, says Evelyn Forde

91¶¶Òõ rounds up all we know so far about how the government’s planned workers’ rights legislation will affect teachers and support staff

The deadlock between national and local government over teacher numbers in Scotland cannot last forever – Emma Seith looks at what got us to this point and what might come next

Mr Hobby, who has held the role for seven years, will step down in summer 2025

One academy trust explains the success of networking CPD events in helping teachers on maternity, paternity or adoption leave to return to work

‘Chronic’ workload is damaging teachers’ professional and personal lives – but progress in cutting class-contact time has been ‘pretty glacial’, says EIS boss

Former children’s commissioner warns too many young children are not receiving the support needed to boost their ‘school readiness’

Fraught debate over Falkirk pupils’ learning hours reflects extreme pressures on education budgets felt by local authorities across Scotland

Strike ballots from both the EIS teaching union and primary school leaders’ body the AHDS failed to meet the 50 per cent turnout threshold

The perceived barriers to teachers making the move from primary to secondary, including an ‘us and them’ mentality, have been revealed by DfE research

HMC chair comments come as the government plans to remove the VAT exemption and business rates relief for private schools from January