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Teachers’ leaders warn the biggest hole in the government’s ‘shoddy’ Schools White Paper is that ‘we simply do not have enough teachers’

Conservative MP suggests teachers shared a ‘quiet drink’ after shifts at a time gatherings were banned during the pandemic

SEND provision in overseas schools was hit hard by the Covid crisis but, as a result of the scale of the challenge, new insights and innovations came to light that helped those still developing their provision to evolve quickly

In the second article in our series for those considering a career abroad, we look at some of the pitfalls that can exist so you are fully informed about what to expect before you take the plunge

Survey of NEU members found more than one in five teachers said they would leave education within two years

The launch of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ Education Insights Report will help organisations supporting schools to empower staff with the resources they need to deliver the very best education, writes Jon Severs

Headteachers at the top of the salary scale will now earn almost £100,000 – but deal is ‘a slap in the face’, according to secondary leaders’ body

Data shows increase in school leader vacancies as unions warn that a lack of government action in tackling Covid will lead to an exodus

In the first of a three-part series, a seasoned international teacher offers some key advice for those considering a move abroad to work in international schools. First up – how to find the school that’s right for you

Concerns over a ‘never-ending conveyor belt’ of Covid disruption as teachers test positive for the second time

Vote result comes after members of Scotland’s biggest teaching union voted to accept the 2021-22 teacher pay deal

Large majority of voters back EIS stance on teacher pay offer, on a turnout of 45 per cent