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The Association of School and College Leaders has called for the creation of a new statutory set of standards to underpin school accountability reforms proposed by Labour

Union findings come as support staff are told to reject pay offer of up to 5.77 per cent

Majority of teachers believe the watchdog has a ‘negative impact’ on teaching and want it abolished, a poll shows

One head in an ASCL poll warns that the only thing left to cut is teaching staff after ‘paring everything back to the bone’

EIS members in Glasgow vote heavily in favour of taking in favour of action that could result in strikes

Education bodies and unions collectively call for all political parties to commit to a plan to invest the funding needed to eradicate all school cuts

Spending money on managing SEND deficits rather than meeting children’s needs is a situation ‘close to madness’, says the union

Using class-contact reduction for ‘collegiate time’ is another ‘absolute red line’, says union chief Andrea Bradley, who also calls on Scottish government to ‘come clean’ on teacher numbers

Glasgow teachers are warning that if job cuts go ahead in the city other councils will follow suit

Heads’ leaders say the new figures are ‘stark evidence of the recruitment and retention crisis’

After ‘consultation upon consultation’ the Scottish government has still not given a timeline on major reforms, Paula McEwan tells union’s annual gathering

Movement towards new Scottish qualifications and inspection bodies is welcome, says EIS general secretary – but teachers will be looking for signs changes are ‘meaningful’