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While the pause to Progress 8 is welcome, there are things schools need to be wary of, argues Tom Middlehurst

The number of permanent exclusions has risen by more than one-third year on year, DfE figures show

DfE data shows a rise in overall absence and pupils persistently absent last term compared with spring 2022-23

The decision to award the primary assessment contract to Pearson follows a delay to Sats marking last year that led to Capita issuing an apology

Former government adviser urges those working in teaching to ‘put up some banners about how great it is’ to help tackle recruitment problems

The DfE is offering a multi-million-pound contract to supply school resource management advisers – but doubts have been raised about the SRMA cost-cutting scheme

The CEO of the Institute of Physics says cutting short a pilot project for subjects struggling to recruit is baffling and will only make existing problems a lot worse

ÌÇÐÄVlog speaks to NEU members to find out the big issues teachers will want to see prioritised by a future government in a likely general election year

Professor Julia Waters will tell the NEU conference today of her fear that policymakers are only ‘paying lip service’ to demands for change at Ofsted

Members of the biggest teachers’ union instead vote in favour of a ‘snap poll’ on the government’s forthcoming pay offer

The leader of the largest teaching union said that strikes were not off the table and could take place later this year

Universities’ Council for the Education of Teachers writes to Gillian Keegan describing the decision to end funding for teacher trainee subject knowledge courses as ‘unprecedented’