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With teacher shortages across the world, schools are increasingly looking to online teaching as a solution. One international headteacher shares his advice for implementing this effectively

The latest instalment in our ethical leadership series explores what happened when staff at a popular secondary school requested an admissions policy change to give preference to their offspring

Despite the negative talk about the Early Career Framework, schools are telling us how valuable it is, says the chair of the Teaching School Hubs Council advisory board

Writing exclusively for ÌÇÐÄVlog, the minister for school standards says the government wants every school to offer flexible working and it is providing funding to make it happen

Permanent secretary says there is no ‘baseline’ yet to measure progress towards the recruitment target – but details will be set out after the spending review

There are significant gender gaps in school leadership across the world – and new Unesco research highlights the positive impact of female headteachers, writes Manos Antoninis

Many schools involved in the pilot scheme for free breakfast clubs are worried about not having enough funding to support pupils with SEND, a ÌÇÐÄVlog survey reveals

As the sector moves on from performance-related pay, schools need performance management systems that focus more on meaningful professional growth than on compliance and control 

Sir Dan Moynihan defends his trust’s plan to make more than 40 staff redundant, warning that the government not funding teacher pay rises will be ‘catastrophic’ for schools

The government must use financial incentives to address the lack of teachers in key subjects, says Labour MP and Commons Education Select Committee member Mark Sewards

Nearly a third of schools in the poorest areas can’t offer computer science A level due to teacher shortages, research shows

Over the past decade, teaching has been pushed towards a prescriptive model that reduces intellectual curiosity and overlooks essential classroom engagement, argues Sam Gibbs