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ÌÇÐÄVlog sits down with International Baccalaureate director-general Olli-Pekka Heinonen to chat about everything from digital assessment and his ‘head, hand and heart’ mantra for education to why The Crown served as an unexpected source of inspiration

In 2001, the McCrone deal attempted to give Scottish teachers better pay, status and prospects – and less admin. Twenty years on, Emma Seith looks at the legacy of one of the UK’s most ambitious education reforms

A round-up of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ most popular news and features articles from the past week

First in new series of ÌÇÐÄVlog Scotland investigations will look at the long-term impact of the seminal report on teachers’ working conditions

Concern as one in 12 teachers say a lack of PCR and lateral flow tests has kept colleagues off school

Workload and a lack of flexible working may be ‘more significant factors’ than pay for teachers who quit, new research finds

More than a third of heads have over 10 per cent of staff off work this week, an NAHT survey shows

Education staff now have the second highest incidence of long Covid, above healthcare workers, new data shows

Unions advise that clinically extremely vulnerable and pregnant teachers should not be expected to work in school

Sam Freedman looks ahead at the topics likely to dominate the agenda for 2022 that school leaders should have on their radar

New figures show 17 per cent of trusts awarded at least one staff member salary and pension package over £150,000 in 2019-20

If you’re making the move to a new job after Christmas, Oliver Parkes offers some tips for a smooth transition