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Award-winning Dunoon Grammar won high praise in Parliament this week but its head says staff shortages are holding it back – Emma Seith explores whether this reflects wider problems in Scottish schools

NASUWT becomes the second teachers’ union to announce that it is consulting its members about industrial action

The education secretary says the move will ‘broaden the pipeline’ of recruits into the profession

Jennifer Barker will join Ormiston Academies Trust from the charity Ambition Institute

Biggest teaching union plans to ‘agitate’ on teacher pay later this year

Offering leadership training is a great way to upskill staff and future-proof your need for talent – but how do you know if it’s having an impact? Jo Facer offers some advice

School leaders’ union warns unions will have no choice but to take industrial action if government fails to remedy ‘neglect and underinvestment’

Government plan to impose minimum service levels during teacher strikes will ‘add to the increasing unpopularity of teaching’, unions warn

ÌÇÐÄVlog’ education news round-up this week includes more schools in deficit as a result of rising costs, new guidance on technology and schools’ support pact for Ofsted inspections

Next government will ‘bake in disadvantage’ for children before they even start school under current plans, charity warns

But more than one in six teachers would prefer to receive £2,500-worth of CPD rather than a £1,000 pay rise, a survey shows

England’s biggest teaching union will begin an indicative ballot over possible strike action on pay and school funding