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No A-level results for 58,000 students who dropped out
Education secretary Lucy Powell prioritises tackling the Neet crisis and insists the newly announced technical education routes will not create a ‘two-tier system’
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Just 1 in 10 school leaders trust pay review body
Headteachers' union says that the STRB 'has lost the confidence of the profession' after snap poll
Pam Duncan-Glancy named Scottish Labour education spokeswoman
Michael Marra, who had been the party’s education spokesman at Holyrood, now becomes Labour’s finance spokesman
School nurture approaches could ‘mask’ behaviour issues, union says
Employers 'cannot simply choose to ignore or underestimate the dangers of violent pupils', says NASUWT general secretary
NASUWT to re-ballot teachers over strike action
All four teaching unions have now rejected the government's pay offer
‘Wake up’ to Stem teacher shortage, ministers warned
NASUWT president will plead for action on teacher recruitment in a speech at the teachers' union's annual conference in Glasgow today
Heads ‘in dark’ as 32.5-hour school week deadline looms
Schools will struggle to implement policy after eight-month delay to guidance, DfE warned
Rising housing costs hitting young teachers’ work
The NASUWT teaching union's annual conference is taking place this weekend
Teacher strikes: ‘Pay fight might not be won this year’
Outgoing NEU joint general secretaries warn Gillian Keegan to 'do her job' as they admit dispute might not be won on their watch
SEND: Teachers struggle to ‘paper over cracks’ of broken system
NASUWT survey reveals just 3% of teachers say pupils with special educational needs or disabilities always receive the support to which they are entitled
Mental health leads: over 8 in 10 teachers don’t get enough support
Just 8 per cent of teachers who responded to an NEU survey said they had sufficient access to Camhs support
Ofsted crisis: Call on heads to quit inspection
NEU members back action to put pressure on Ofsted following the death of headteacher Ruth Perry
Specialist RSE lessons ‘could cut sexual violence by a sixth’
Youth Endowment Fund analysis suggests students could be given the tools to spot early signs of unhealthy relationships
Exams 2023: Pearson hires Ofqual standards chief
Cath Jadhav set to move to the exam board after last year's Btec woes
Headteachers vote to reject pay offer
A third education union has rejected the government's proposed pay deal for teachers – and most members say they would take industrial action
Nearly one in five teachers have taken second jobs
Almost a quarter of teachers say they skip meals in survey revealing 'stark reality' of how cost of living is affecting school staff, according to union
Level up pay across UK or lose teachers, DfE warned
The government's pay offer would leave experienced teachers in England more than £10k worse off than in Scotland, hitting retention in bordering counties, heads warn
Northern Irish teachers to strike later this month
Full day of action in Northern Ireland follows half-day strike in February, and is likely to see most schools close
Return to pre-Covid assessment puts ‘procedures before welfare’
Scottish Qualifications Authority insists that bringing back coursework 'provides learners with a more balanced approach to assessment'
NEU votes for more summer strikes
The teaching union plans three more days of action and will re-ballot members on whether to extend strikes until after Christmas
ASCL members reject government pay offer
School leaders' union follows NEU teaching union in turning down the proposed deal, and will now discuss the option of industrial action
NEU tables urgent vote on strikes from SeptemberÂ
Teachers at the NEU teaching union annual conference are also set to debate the possibility of a 4-day strike during key stage 2 Sats week
NEU rejects government’s teacher pay offer
This means that two new national strike dates will go ahead on 27 April and 2 May
Half of teachers in England say workload is unmanageable
NEU teaching union survey finds more than 75 per cent of teachers feel stressed at work for the majority of the time
Daniel Kebede to take over as NEU chief
Mr Kebede will replace Dr Mary Bousted and Kevin Courtney as the union's general secretary in September