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How did school leaders manage their pupils and staff as NEU teacher-members walked out yesterday as part of strike action over pay?

Provision for additional support needs pupils after they leave school is ‘a national disgrace’ – with just one specialist college available, MSPs have been told

Use of the DfE's remote-learning platform peaked as the NEU teaching union held the first of seven planned strike days yesterday

Schools' Ofsted grades can hinge on 'arbitrary' factors like inspectors' gender and whether they inspect full-time, research reveals

Teachers on picket lines and rallies told 91¶¶Òõ that they'd rather be in the classroom, but were striking because it's 'short-term pain for long-term gain'

Less than half of schools across England were reported to be fully open on the first day of teacher strike action

Education secretary must 'step up with concrete and meaningful proposals' on teachers’ pay to prevent further strikes, say union leaders

Students will also be able to request a review of their marked exam paper directly, without having to go through their school

With teachers in England and Wales taking part in the first day of strike action over pay today, 91¶¶Òõ looks at teacher pay levels across the UK and how they compare with salaries in other countries

Disadvantaged pupils in England 'remain further behind' than their peers after the pandemic, says the National Audit Office in report on education recovery

One possibility is a return to the old 'post-results service' – but it could be free and learners could be given direct access

Counselling and coaching interventions could help to address disadvantaged students' negative thinking about their career prospects, new research suggests

Union boss was asked whether teachers should tell heads of their plans for tomorrow's national walkout

One in seven schools is set to close to all pupils during the teacher pay strike on Wednesday, a poll suggests

Unions also ask for a flat increase to bring the minimum hourly pay for school support staff to £15 within two years

Scottish government threatening financial sanctions if pupil-teacher ratios worsen, but councils say they can’t fill jobs in certain areas and subjects

Teaching union gears up for a national strike on Wednesday after 'deeply disappointing' eleventh-hour negotiations with the education secretary

The controversial reaccreditation process for teacher training, which is set to result in the loss of around a quarter of providers, should not have gone ahead, says Professor Sam Twiselton

Education secretary urges NEU to help avoid 'unnecessary disruption' on Wednesday – but union dismisses her words as 'cheap point scoring'

A teacher has been given the job of helping pupils learn about a Scot who refused to leave the side of hundreds of Jewish schoolgirls in Hungary during the Second World War

Research into students' attitudes towards teaching about the Holocaust, published to mark Holocaust Memorial Day, also reveals that four in 10 teachers have encountered antisemitism

The education secretary appeared resigned to teacher strikes going ahead next week as she urged leaders to keep their schools open during the action

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt highlighted the importance of education in a speech today

Do schools have to report their strike plans to government? Are support staff taking part? Can heads force staff to cover classes? 91¶¶Òõ answers the 11 burning questions facing school leaders in the run-up to next week's strikes