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ÌÇÐÄVlog analysis sparks warning that a rise in overseas applications for teacher training will not tackle ‘chronic’ teacher shortages

The education bill promises to ‘better support pupils and teachers’, so MSPs are particularly keen to hear their opinions

Schools are facing social difficulties caused by the pandemic and the cost-of-living crisis that have left them like ‘islands in a raging, flooded river’, says expert

More than half of headteachers would consider phased retirement, partly to avoid burnout, but a third don’t think it will be possible, according to research

Additional staff to support pupils would help combat disengagement, say teachers responding to Pearson survey

MSPs question why the Scottish government’s approach to replacing the Erasmus student exchange scheme is ‘so much slower than their counterparts in Wales’

Publication of long-awaited Hayward review response – as well as behaviour action plan and mobile phone guidance – put on hold, as education secretary cites pre-election rules

Scottish councils could offer to protect the time children spend in class in exchange for relaxing the rules on teacher numbers – but is the government interested in compromise?

Unions blame ‘delay and prevarication’ of councils and government – and say the new settlement date of 1 August will not be met

The National Governance Association analysed hundreds of DfE-commissioned reviews: these are the main findings

School finance leaders and trust governors call for the main political parties to set out how they would tackle the ‘most significant’ issue that schools are facing

Sir Kevan was the government’s education recovery commissioner until quitting over a lack of funding for his catch-up package