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Survey finds that one in eight secondary teachers reported having been physically assaulted at work in the previous year

A Scottish Parliament inquiry has found that college regionalisation has been good news for partnership working with schools – but colleges are being held back by funding issues

Inquiry wants teachers’ opinions on ‘the challenges and opportunities’ that secondary schools face, including assessment and teacher retention

The £20,000 Stem bursaries are aimed at career changers wishing to undertake one-year teacher education courses in shortage secondary subjects

Will the £20,000 Stem bursary for student teachers be available next year? The government won’t say – but opposition politicians want a new approach

Government review of relationships and sex education and health education could include a specific requirement to teach about suicide prevention, schools minister suggests

Ofqual chief tells headteachers that if she were a centre leader, she would have all work that contributes to grades done in school under exam conditions to combat students using artificial intelligence to complete work

The independent review of assessment and qualifications is asking if external exams should be significantly reduced and if the Higher brand should be consigned to history – but how do teachers and heads feed back their views?

‘Unacceptable inequality’ that deaf children face by the time they sit their GCSEs is highlighted by new report

A damning report by the children’s commissioner calls for more mental health support in all schools by 2025

Figures analysed by 91¶¶Òõ reveal job adverts are 25% higher than pre-pandemic as school leaders warn of specialist teacher ‘panic buying’

Just PE, history and modern studies hit or exceeded their teacher education recruitment targets in Scotland this year for the most popular route into secondary teaching