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The government can’t rely on the Covid recession to ensure that enough new teachers are entering the profession, leader warns

The number of trainees in secondary subjects overall falls further behind target than pre-pandemic levels

91���� presents a round-up of key news and features to keep you up to date with the latest in the world of education

Sam Twiselton, director of Sheffield Institute of Education, talks about a teacher who inspired her love of philosophy and following her mum into teaching

Exclusive: Deadline for the first round of accreditations will be pushed back for those being inspected by Ofsted in the new year

The iQTS scheme will enter a pilot phase next year and could allow many more talented graduates to achieve a UK-backed teaching qualification – but there are issues lurking underneath that could limit its impact, finds James O’Malley

The DfE’s goal is for three-quarters of GCSE students to be taking the EBacc by 2022 – but the number of entrants is in decline

£35.7m unveiled for ITT changes now due in September 2024 but sector says fears over reaccreditation process “ignored”

UCET has written to the schools minister to call for an urgent reprieve on first round of ITT reaccreditations amid Omicron rise

ITT market review chair Ian Bauckham CBE says reaccreditation, mentoring and evidence-based training programmes will boost the quality of teachers for years to come

Economist Jack Worth warns that education could be facing a ‘very difficult year’ if this trend continues

Promoting one view of teaching above all others risks ‘misinforming trainees’, Ofsted tells ITE providers