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Robert Halfon, chair of the Commons Education Select Committee, outlines why the government must prove the NTP is fit for purpose – and if not, they should free themselves from the contract

The government wants to increase teachers’ starting salary to £30,000 – but its newly published proposals would affect more experienced teachers, too. ÌÇÐÄVlog explains the DfE’s plans in detail

The Muir report said a lot of things that teachers wanted to hear – but many will remain sceptical, says Henry Hepburn

Schools can be the gateway to deliver a new national mental health strategy designed to prevent people from reaching crisis point, says Andy Mellor

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Education conferences are moving online – and that may make them more relevant for teachers, says Henry Hepburn

Lawyers explain what the end of the legal requirement to self-isolate means for schools when pupils or staff test positive or show Covid symptoms

A lot has changed since Scotland introduced rules on face coverings in classrooms in November 2020, says Alan Gillespie

Scottish teacher Jamie Thom has made it his mission in 2022 to stop saying these pointless phrases in the classroom

A Welsh scheme in which hundreds of newly qualified teachers have been placed in schools with their wages paid by government has been a big success story, says Laura Doel

There will be mixed feelings as rules around face coverings in classrooms come to an end, says Henry Hepburn