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Jewish pupils face ‘regular and hostile abuse’
Former Ofsted chief highlights the ‘extraordinary’ security measures required in Jewish faith schools as he reveals the interim findings from his review into antisemitism in education settings
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Zahawi: GCSE league tables won’t be about ‘finger-pointing’
Education secretary faced MP questions following publication of the Schools White Paper. Here is everything you need to know
More payments for schools training NQTs during Covid
'One-off' sum of up to £1,500 per trainee extended
DfE hires £90k SEND advisers in bid to improve standards
The 13 government SEND advisers will work in areas where inspections have found concerns
9 in 10 teachers ‘want media literacy in national curriculum’
Children need to know more about fact checking and online safety, warns parliamentary group
Covid: Lack of attendance data ‘deeply troubling’
Warnings come as DfE releases first attendance data since telling schools to stop recording Covid-related absence
Academy trust financial reserves rise by almost a third
But financial position is unsustainable owing to Covid, warns academies group leader
Help schools tackle far-right extremism, government told
Action 'urgently needed' to support those schools and teachers being 'targeted and victimised', says union
‘Stop attacking teachers who put their lives on the line’, says union head
The government has been told to provide teachers with a real pay rise, a working time limit, and the end of fire and rehire, in a scathing speech today
Rising class sizes having ‘negative impact’ on behaviour
Most teachers (90 per cent) who responded to a NASUWT survey said an increase in class sizes was worsening behaviour in schools
6 in 10 teachers ‘would strike over pay freeze’
NASUWT survey reveals anger with government over pay
Teachers ‘popping pills’ to cope with workload
Survey shows 6 in 10 teachers report workload has 'increased significantly' over the past year
GCSE 2022: Exam dates, timetables and key information
GCSE exams are back in 2022 – our guide reveals the key dates and all the information you need to know
Nearly 3/4 of female teachers experience misogyny in schools
Four in ten teachers surveyed by NASUWT said no action was taken after they reported misogyny to their school management
Pandemic pay freeze showed ‘barely concealed contempt for teachers’
Teachers are heroes of the pandemic who only had 'fig leaf mitigations' to protect them, says new NASUWT president
DfE unveils £5.3m green schools bid
Plans for National Education Nature Park and Climate Leaders Award published following COP26 announcement
Protest and fierce debate shape NEU gathering
The largest teaching union's first in-person conference for three years drew to a close on Thursday afternoon
91¶¶Òõ’ 10 questions with... Angela Butler
The new NASUWT teaching union president talks to 91¶¶Òõ on the eve of the union's annual conference about her pride in her new role, the importance of resilience and finding joy in everything
Withdraw ‘disgraceful’ academy stats, Zahawi told
Teachers' leaders warn the biggest hole in the government's 'shoddy' Schools White Paper is that 'we simply do not have enough teachers'
Scottish Tories: longer school days will aid Covid recovery
Conservatives' local elections manifesto proposes extension to school day to 'help pupils to catch up on missed learning'
DfE awards £4m Latin scheme to Future Academies
Former Department for Education minister's trust will run 'Centre for Excellence Programme'
Mental health: Call to overhaul ‘low-quality’ PSHE curriculum
Report calls for better training for teachers to cope with mental health problems in schools, but some warn against a 'sticking plaster' approach
Data: expansion of funded early years hours in Scotland
Report shows how first year of flagship early years policy is working in practice
New BSL tech terms aim to open up digital sector to students
Popular tech words and phrases covered in British Sign Language glossary could smooth the path into digital careers
Teacher lockdown drinks claim ‘deeply insulting’
Conservative MP suggests teachers shared a 'quiet drink' after shifts at a time gatherings were banned during the pandemic