ÌÇÐÄVlog

New report shows positive impact of ditched DfE scheme as schools continue to face shortages of maths and science teachers

Before the pandemic, reducing teacher workload was high on the agenda. Now, we must prioritise it once again, says Yvonne Williams

Despite positive advances in the diversity of initial teacher training, Dan Worth and Helen Lock find that unless more efforts are made to retain these teachers at the start of their careers and offer routes to leadership, it will be a wasted opportunity

An international head explains what teachers need to know about the international market and how to ensure your career overseas blossoms – whether sticking in the same school or moving continents

The government has been told to provide teachers with a real pay rise, a working time limit, and the end of fire and rehire, in a scathing speech today

Most teachers (90 per cent) who responded to a NASUWT survey said an increase in class sizes was worsening behaviour in schools

NASUWT survey reveals anger with government over pay

Survey shows 6 in 10 teachers report workload has ‘increased significantly’ over the past year

Four in ten teachers surveyed by NASUWT said no action was taken after they reported misogyny to their school management

Teachers are heroes of the pandemic who only had ‘fig leaf mitigations’ to protect them, says new NASUWT president

The largest teaching union’s first in-person conference for three years drew to a close on Thursday afternoon

The new NASUWT teaching union president talks to ÌÇÐÄVlog on the eve of the union’s annual conference about her pride in her new role, the importance of resilience and finding joy in everything