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Workload, lack of government trust, accountability and pay cited as the main reasons for leaving by teachers in a poll

'Exam factory culture' causing mental health crisis and driving teachers form schools, conference told

'In place of micro-management, teachers need space to make a curriculum that is broad and balanced,' says NEU

Union to lobby government to create a 'workload charter’ after teachers at annual conference back call to cut workload

Schools are supporting families in crisis, says Michael Tidd – and the government has found a way to ensure funding doesn't match need

The SNP has committed to free meals year-round for primary pupils – but Labour’s summer scheme includes secondary

Watchdog's review into sexual abuse could trigger new school inspections if safeguarding failings are revealed

Heidi Drake is relieved that pupils will still be wearing face masks in the classroom next term – but masks aren't her only concern

NEU to take steps towards a ballot for national strike action if demands on pay rise for 2021 are not met

The impact of an edtech programme that sprung into life in the pandemic has been clear to see. The hope now is it can continue this into the future, in classrooms and the corridors of power

When Scottish secondary students return full-time after the holidays, ‘strict' two-metre distancing will be scrapped

Discrimination against pregnant teachers 'has been relentless throughout the pandemic', says NEU leader

NEU delays plans to ballot for a boycott of high-stakes primary school assessments

New Ofsted framework creating 'unbelievable' levels of work for teachers, especially for primary schools, conference told

DfE names the schools and trusts that will lead its £10m behaviour hub programme from the start of next term

Yesterday, Nicola Sturgeon said there is no requirement for exams this year – here’s why teachers are outraged, writes this school leader

Williamson sets out case for phone bans and 'well-ordered, disciplined classrooms' as DfE launches new 'behaviour hubs' programme

Teachers going 'beyond the call of duty' to support impoverished families during pandemic, survey reveals

And 98% of teachers don't see longer school days or changed term times as 'worth considering', NEU says after poll of 10k

'Recovery' tools should cover English, maths and science at key stages 1, 2 and 3 as a 'minimum', DfE says

International study will help to show how the pandemic has affected students' social and emotional development

Face covering rule won't be dropped until 17 May at earliest and all other safety measures will also continue, says DfE

Nicola Sturgeon acknowledges the return will cause ‘concern and anxiety’ among school staff but says safety ‘paramount’

The biology teacher was found to have shown A Level students questions included in their exam paper