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Evidence to a parliamentary inquiry on recruitment and retention also includes repeated calls to make teaching more flexible

Sports days, school trips and work experience placements could also be affected by plans for two strike dates in July, a Teacher Tapp survey reveals

The scale of the teacher recruitment and retention problems has been laid bare in evidence to a Commons inquiry today

The NEU’s choice of strike dates next month has sparked a mixed reaction from teachers and leaders

Strike action over changes to pensions had been suspended but unions say the school has reneged on commitments made ‘only a matter of days ago’

A recent report on teacher workload suggests changes to directed time rules. Yvonne Williams considers what other options there could be – and how feasible the idea really is

Education secretary responds to union letter that had called on the DfE to resume teacher pay negotiations and publish the leaked STRB report

Primary teacher Jamie Baptie moved from Scotland to New Zealand expecting an emphasis on work-life balance – but explains why he’s now coming back

Union says guidance is needed to prevent candidates from being unfairly penalised or discriminated against by schools carrying out online checks

Urgent action is needed to relieve the pressure on teachers as the profession is ‘on its knees’, hears annual gathering of Scotland’s biggest teaching union

EIS general secretary Andrea Bradley sets out the union’s priorities for year ahead, hailing the success of teacher pay campaign but urging members to be ready for more fights to come

Jack Worth from NFER examines the latest teacher workforce data to show why the government must resolve myriad issues for recruiting and retaining teachers – and quickly