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The number of schools having to cut teachers and teaching assistants because of funding difficulties has been branded ‘disgraceful’

School run by ‘Britain’s strictest head’ wins court case brought by a Muslim student against its policy on prayer rituals

Former government adviser urges those working in teaching to ‘put up some banners about how great it is’ to help tackle recruitment problems

Daniel Kebede used his first major speech to warn Sir Keir Starmer the union was putting ‘any incoming Labour government on notice’

We show the rise and fall of teacher numbers in Scotland in different subjects since 2008 – and some subjects where numbers have barely moved in that time

Members of the biggest teachers’ union instead vote in favour of a ‘snap poll’ on the government’s forthcoming pay offer

The vast majority of teachers need more support inside and outside classrooms for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities, an NEU poll shows

The leader of the largest teaching union said that strikes were not off the table and could take place later this year

The international relocation payment for overseas teacher training applicants for physics and languages has been stopped

Universities’ Council for the Education of Teachers writes to Gillian Keegan describing the decision to end funding for teacher trainee subject knowledge courses as ‘unprecedented’

NEU president says teachers’ autonomy has been reduced by an education system that stops teachers from being ‘the educators they want to be’

Pay, wellbeing and other topics likely to dominate the agenda at the NEU’s national conference later this week