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Financial education should be a statutory part of the primary curriculum, says Social Market Foundation report

It was reported earlier this year that Sir Paul had been engaging with far-right statements on social media

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

Research by children's charity Chance UK found primary school exclusions to be almost exclusively pupils with SEND

Most parents would rather see school funding increased than have their taxes cut, a Parentkind poll shows

Bullying and discrimination are leaving trans students ‘unable to concentrate’ in class and causing some to drop out of school altogether, research warns

Primary teachers are still choosing for KS1 Sats to go ahead to benchmark pupils despite the government tests now being optional

The DfE is offering a multi-million-pound contract to supply school resource management advisers – but doubts have been raised about the SRMA cost-cutting scheme

The Scottish Parliament's Climate Change People’s Panel is calling for every pupil to have ‘a basic understanding of climate change’

Hits to primary and secondary funding streams could force school mergers or closures, Education Policy Institute research suggests

It also recommends Welsh headteachers earn at least £61,547 – but government warns ‘affordability’ will be key consideration when it comes to implementation

Many state school students don't have access to work experience – and this is a barrier to entry into top universities, report warns

In response to the SNP government's plan for a Centre of Teaching Excellence, secondary heads warn ‘excellence’ is ‘a tarnished word’ in Scottish education

Having access to a Sure Start centre significantly improved the educational achievement of children, according to Institute for Fiscal Studies research

ÌÇÐÄVlog speaks to NEU members to find out the big issues teachers will want to see prioritised by a future government in a likely general election year

Dame Christine Gilbert, a former chief inspector, will start the independent review this month

Liberal Democrats leader Sir Ed Davey launches new plan to end 'postcode lottery' of special needs provision

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

Two-thirds of respondents to an NEU survey also said their schools had leaks

Professor Julia Waters will tell the NEU conference today of her fear that policymakers are only 'paying lip service' to demands for change at Ofsted

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