By Elliot Masters, Associate Director, UK Teach The recruitment challenge facing schools today A vacancy goes live on Monday morning. The role is important, the job description has been carefully ...
Ministers should consider renaming their flagship free breakfast club scheme to capture all benefits for families, an ...
Long-serving regional director Kate Dethridge is set to leave after seven years in post, representing the fourth departure ...
The Labour government pledged that 75 per cent of children would be school-ready by 2028. The DfE said this years’ results ...
Unions have criticised the remit laid out by the education secretary for this year’s review of teacher pay and conditions as “disappointingly unambitious”. Each year, the education secretary writes to ...
Work is yet to begin at nearly all of the RAAC-riddled schools promised rebuilds, sparking concerns that a generation of ...
Last week, education secretary Lucy Powell pledged to “hardwire” oracy into the national curriculum, giving it equal status ...
School leaders are navigating a difficult tension. Every day, they are asked to provide safe, orderly and predictable ...
Supporting children with SEND is the biggest financial challenge schools are facing, governors have warned, overtaking staff ...
Employers have had a duty to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace since October 2024, but, ...
More widely, researchers found a “central tension” between belonging approaches and “conflicting systemic pressures, such as ...
Athena records did not provide sufficient evidence that trustees scrutinised suspension and permanent exclusion trends, ...
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