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The government saw an increase in entrants to secondary ITT, but still missed its target by 38 per cent

Planning, preparation and assessment (PPA) time was meant to cut teacher workload and raise standards, but it has done neither, argues Mark Roberts. He sets out how we could begin to put that right

Pay rise needed to achieve teacher recruitment target would cost government an extra £4.9bn by 2028, research warns

Tomorrow’s Scottish Budget is the last chance for ministers to lay out a ‘very clear plan’ on how teachers’ class-contact time will be reduced, warns SNCT

Figures reflect Oak’s shift from being a response to the pandemic, says national online academy – but ‘emergencies’ still account for 40 per cent of usage

One in three teachers and leaders tell DfE survey that they are considering leaving the profession in the next 12 months for reasons other than retirement

The formation of the government’s support staff negotiating body must lead to improved pay and conditions, says the UK’s largest union

Curriculum and assessment review chair Professor Becky Francis says concerns about volume of content in classrooms have come up in conversations with teachers, pupils and parents

The government needs to provide protected funding for breakfast clubs, ensure high-quality food standards and measure programme outcomes, says report

Independent schools could also ‘struggle’ with teacher pay as a result of the tax, sector leaders tell the Schools and Academies Show

Primary school headteachers have been told to prioritise their own health and happiness – because they are ‘the most important resource’ in their schools

Secondary headteacher Pauline Walker is ‘deeply optimistic’ about the year ahead – as long as reform of Scottish education taps into teachers’ ‘insight into what works best’