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As the new term hits its stride, an economics teacher explains why a rational approach to workload, budgets and time management could help give all staff some perspective about how to manage their wellbeing

Government urged to look at why part-time teachers are ‘more widespread’ and ‘better supported’ in Wales

Unions launch joint legal action following law change allowing agency workers to cover teachers on strike

Members of Scotland’s largest teaching union support strike action to achieve a better pay deal

The drastic state of public finances during the cost-of-living crisis seems to be hardening the government’s stance over a pay rise, says Emma Seith

Exclusive: Analysis shows school vacancies have almost jumped by over 90 per cent in some areas compared with pre-Covid levels

Strike action at Scotland’s exam body – which was due to continue tomorrow – has been called off following a new pay offer

Some schools have already written to parents about how funding pressures will impact on what they can offer this year

The strike will ‘severely disrupt’ up to 55,000 exam grade appeals, says Unite – as six more days of walkouts announced

School leaders’ and teachers’ organisations call on the new education secretary for urgent action and emergency funding

‘We have never felt the need to ask this question before,’ says ASCL general secretary

Scottish school support staff have called off their strike action this month – but strikes are still scheduled to go ahead at Scotland’s exam body, says union