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Policy viewed as key to reducing workload has seen ‘absolutely no progress’ in four years, says Scotland’s biggest teaching union

Class-contact time, recruitment crises and fear-inducing school inspections also set out as priorities for change by the Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association

There are stark differences in the time teachers spend teaching in different countries – and the impact on learning depends on several factors, finds Emma Seith

‘More and more’ pupils with additional support needs are being placed in mainstream classes despite cuts to specialist staff, says president of Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association

The teacher pay review body has reportedly recommended a rise of nearly 4 per cent for 2025-26 – but who are the members of this important group?

National employers’ offer comes after the government warned that schools will have to make ‘efficiencies’ next year to cover pay rises for teachers and support staff

ÌÇÐÄVlog’ series on reducing teacher workload takes us to New York, where a leader explains the benefits of giving staff a clear picture of what the academic year has in store

Leader of the biggest teachers’ union also warns it will make Labour pay a ‘high political price’ if there is no significant improvement in teacher pay

Union warns schools over their ‘duty of care’ to teachers after helping staff to win compensation for injuries and discrimination

NEU members vote to oppose any attempts to get staff to leave the Teachers’ Pension Scheme and fight the biggest MAT’s plan to allow staff to opt out

The working conditions of support staff ‘continue to deteriorate’ due to the underfunding of schools, says NEU boss in response to new research

A formal ballot could be launched in June, says NEU general secretary – but he insists strike action is ‘completely avoidable’