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Seven key recommendations from the watchdog's latest subject-focused research review

Teachers and education staff in England face the second biggest gender pay gap of any sector, according to new research

Association of Headteachers and Deputes in Scotland has voted to accept revised teacher pay offer made last week – but NASUWT Scotland union votes to reject

The decision has caused ‘chaos’ in councils and is leading to ‘massive cuts’ in other services, claim opposition politicians

Apprenticeships are currently offered as a teacher training route, but only at postgraduate level

NEU stands firm over strikes but Downing Street said there will be 'no talks' if next week's strike action is not cancelled first

EIS teaching union says it is up to individual teachers if they want to be SQA markers, even though ‘targeting of SQA-related activity’ is ‘outwith the scope of the current industrial action’

Most academy trusts with 25 schools or more increased the salary band of their top earner last year, 91¶¶Òõ analysis reveals

The chief executive officer of the National Institute of Teaching recalls how she was 'won over by the wonder of maths' at school and explains why education quality and staff development go hand in hand

Department for Education given six months to set out plan to improve support for vulnerable adolescents

Education Endowment Foundation also launches a trial looking at whether secondary students can improve their classmates' attendance

The proposal comes after education secretary Gillian Keegan invited unions to new formal pay talks on the condition that next week’s teacher strikes are called off

Teaching union is dismissive of education secretary Gillian Keegan's call for strikes to be cancelled to allow for formal pay negotiations

Some teachers are turning to food banks and considering quitting to work in supermarkets, Scottish Parliament hears

Staff who support inspectors by fielding queries from schools are set to walk out in a dispute over pay

Struggling families owe more than £1 million in school meal debt across Scotland, according to research that warns of 'hidden hunger' in secondary schools

The harm caused by 'systematic underfunding' in education over the past decade is 'the real threat' to children's futures – not strike action, says union

Sending more personalised messages to parents could improve attendance, researchers suggest

Mayor Sadiq Khan hopes the one-off £130 million scheme will help struggling households during the cost-of-living crisis

Pressure to drive up attainment is ‘invariably taking precedence’ over the aspirations of Curriculum for Excellence, research finds

Teachers in faith schools more likely to say that religion has been a barrier in talking about LGBT+ topics, research shows

More than 4,000 former teacher trainees started repaying student loans before they had to, 91¶¶Òõ analysis reveals

Town hall leaders call for free school meals to be extended and automated to ensure more pupils benefit

Timetable for teacher pay recommendations has changed after DfE missed deadline