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Figure rises to 92 per cent of headteachers amid cost-of-living crisis, research finds

Trusts leader flags “significant concern and anxiety” among CEOs over potential RAAC problems with maintained schools that have become part of MATs

Changes to the government’s teacher recruitment and retention strategy must account for growing demand for flexible working, say experts

This week’s essential education news includes school support staff voting on a strike, teachers taking industrial action over workload, and the DfE planning to reboot teacher recruitment

Schools are having to make substantial cuts because of extra financial pressures in the cost-of-living crisis, new NFER research warns

The Commons Education Select Committee heard concerns from subject experts today in its ongoing inquiry into teacher recruitment and retention

England’s secondary school teachers saw their pay fall by 3% in real terms between 2015 to 2022, report finds

If long-term education change is to happen then funding needs to go where it is needed most

Updated government guidance advises schools with closed buildings to discuss help with costs of transport and renting temporary accommodation with caseworkers and the ESFA

One MAT executive told ����Vlog it’s “patching and mending [schools] constantly” as its repairs bill is forecast to cost double its capital funding

Small schools with fewer than 100 pupils are least likely to be in a trust – but are they the very schools most in need of academy support? Dan Worth investigates

Labour pushed for documents to be published showing how much the prime minister knew about the risks presented by RAAC when chancellor