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The Institute of Physics has called for urgent action to tackle the shortage in physics teachers to stop students missing out

Rate of successful applicants for part-time teacher training far outweighs the number starting the course, data reveals

School leaders' union says job has never been harder, and warns of need for more flexibility

Mr Barnett was previously the associate chief executive under former CEO Sir Paul Tarn

Meanwhile, far fewer teachers feel ‘very confident’ in managing pupil behaviour, a government survey has found

Schools will be required to inform councils of placements of students at unregistered providers

Governors say they need more support on the issue of children being school-ready, with the government making it a top priority

Nominations are now open for the awards celebrating the excellence of individuals and teams in international schools across the world – and it's free to enter

Pay and recruitment issues persist in early years workforce despite funding boosts, warns a new NFER report

Tom Bennett and Jayne Lowe have been announced as the government's national attendance and behaviour ambassadors

Members of both the EIS and SSTA unions have signalled support for strike action if the reduction in class-contact time is not delivered

International schools group expands its footprint to 37 nations with a deal for an 88-year-old school in Santiago

At least 29 schools listed as delivering IB courses are likely to be affected by the decision

The future of the government's Holiday Activities and Food Programme had been uncertain but funding has now been guaranteed for another three years

Almost half of teachers have had no support from their school in using artificial intelligence in the classroom, research shows

Children with additional support needs who are not attending school often lack 'appropriate support and positive relationships with trusted adults', says report

LocatED received £9 million of government funding last year and paid its CEO up to £285,000, its latest accounts reveal

New partnership with schools in Saudi Arabia, Oman and Qatar comes as international school groups continue to grow their international footprints

While short-term indicators may raise concerns, ministers point to progress made in the education outcomes of looked-after children over a decade and a half

Deal for a school in Warsaw adds another nation to group's portfolio alongside schools in Spain, Romania and Portugal, as well as a strong UK base

The Scottish government is still talking about working ‘to create a plan to reduce contact time for teachers’ – days after the deadline John Swinney set councils to deliver ‘a credible proposal’

Every year the SQA gives subjects a 'difficulty' rating – and, in response to this data, physics teachers warn their subject is too tough and students are being put off

A Scottish Covid Inquiry report shares the views of 2,000 young people on what schools and teachers should do to protect learning in the event of another pandemic

Habilitation services, which are crucial if children with vision impairment are to overcome educational and other barriers, face a ‘growing crisis’ in Scotland