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Incentives are needed to attract teachers of subjects such as maths, physics and computing to end a ‘vicious cycle’, say the Lib Dems

Edapt has already recorded double the number of redundancy and restructuring cases in the past three months than in the whole of 2024, with concerns of more on the horizon

In an exclusive interview with ÌÇÐÄVlog Scotland, Scotland’s education secretary sets out the key issues she is focused on during a crucial period of reform for the schools sector

With the Education Endowment Foundation releasing updated guidance on schools’ use of TAs, co-CEO Emily Yeomans explains how to avoid the common pitfalls

Over 400 more primary teachers were on temporary contracts in 2024 than in 2019 – although the latest figures are an improvement on 2023

Confrontation over United Learning’s plan to offer teachers an alternative pension scheme that provides them with more take-home pay

The leader of an IB school in Japan discusses his approach to ensuring that staff workload remains manageable, including efforts to reduce last-minute demands on teachers’ time

With the government planning a requirement for all teachers to have qualified teacher status, research shows that staff without QTS are not distributed evenly across the sector

Legislation would mean over 1,000 private schools would no longer be able to claim business rate tax relief

Teacher pensions can be confusing, but this handy guide explains everything from how much you might pay to what you will receive when you retire

In the first of a new series, a senior leader in Qatar discusses her school’s approach to ensuring that staff workload remains manageable – and why more flexible working is the goal

If the government has no money to hit its 6,500 new teacher target, it seems clear more effort must be given to retain existing staff, says MTPT founder Emma Sheppard