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The prime minister has unveiled plans to bring in a new qualification combining A levels and T levels, with the government also saying it will look at reforming GCSEs

Concept of teaching as a lifelong career is ‘blown’, mental health charity leader tells ÌÇÐÄVlog

All eyes will be on Rishi Sunak and the Conservatives next week following a turbulent start to the term for schools, including the RAAC crisis and absence concerns

While thousands of mother-teachers leave the profession every year, many more stick around – but why is that? Research by the Maternity Teacher Paternity Teacher Project offers some useful insights

A raft of new documents for schools to help introduce flexible working have been released -here’s what you need to know

MSPs fear that money for poorer pupils and child abuse victims may be used to fund pay offer for school support workers, but education secretary promises ‘no detriment’ to these groups

Support staff are integral to the smooth running of schools – paying them properly is about fairness and decency, but also making sure children thrive

Education spokesperson Munira Wilson on what the party would do for schools to be unveiled at the Liberal Democrat Conference

Revealed: watchdog does not know how many inspectors have taught particular subjects or worked in primaries, secondaries or special schools

NFER recommends the government should widen the scope of the teacher recruitment and retention strategy to include TAs

The education committee heard earlier this year there was limited coordination between schools, local services and authorities on criminal child exploitation

Scottish education directors ‘struggle to see the logic’ of an absolute commitment to maintaining teacher numbers and hope relaxing ring-fenced budget will allow more flexibility