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Schools are resorting to submitting freedom of information requests to see Ofsted's evidence base for school judgements but most bids are being rejected, ÌÇÐÄVlog can reveal

NEU joint general secretary Kevin Courtney says success of Scottish teacher pay campaign is spurring on industrial action south of the border and that UK government is 'frightened' of EIS

Teachers also say six minutes are lost in every 30 minutes of lesson time because of pupil misbehaviour, according to a government survey

Government advisers have hit out at the decision, saying it flies in the face of international evidence and that teacher professional learning is ‘even more vital in challenging times’

Education and Skills Funding Agency boss admits that the late teacher pay decision last year meant some academy trust budget forecasts were 'not worth the paper they were written on'

This week’s round-up includes the promise of 'immediate' changes to Ofsted inspections, the worrying number of teachers leaving the profession, and a KCSIE update

Author Dr Khadija Mohammed hopes new framework will 'attract, welcome and retain student teachers of colour by improving the quality of their experience'

Class sizes, 'crippling' teacher workload and uncertainty of education reform all highlighted by outgoing president of Scotland's biggest teaching union

Lorraine Davidson described by Scottish Council of Independent Schools as 'highly adept in strategy development, corporate communication and crisis management'

The number of pupils eligible for free school meals has risen by 82 per cent in five years

The number of education, health and care plans has hit a record high this year – and requests for an EHCP have increased, new DfE data shows

More new teachers are leaving the profession after one year, Department for Education data also shows

More than a quarter of teachers opt out of promotions because they are worried about the impact on their family life, Teach First survey finds

Performance pay and reduced workloads are among the best ways to recruit and retain quality teachers in disadvantaged schools, Education Endowment Foundation finds

Schools are struggling to recruit because of a ‘perfect storm’ of chronic teacher shortages, a rise in career moves and a tight labour market, report warns 

Education secretary Gillian Keegan said it has been deeply moving and poignant to work with Ruth Perry's family and friends after second meeting

Death knell may be sounded for the Higher brand, with skills report author James Withers calling for an end to the ‘often bewildering’ array of names for Scottish qualifications

Problematic behaviour should not be viewed as something to be managed, but as an opportunity to identify needs early and intervene, new report claims

Research shows majority of primary school teachers are dealing with a rise in 'needless chatter, shouting during instruction and laughing inappropriately'

The education of 'a generation' of children could be damaged by the impact of the pandemic without 'faster and more effective recovery action', MPs warn

Ending tax breaks for independent schools will raise less cash for state schools than predicted and produce 'unintended consequences', according to a new analysis of Labour's plan

The proportion of male teachers in secondary schools is also at a record low, despite research suggesting boys from poorer backgrounds can benefit

This week's strike action at Hutchesons' Grammar School called off after controversial pension plans are delayed by a year

United Learning to sell resources but pledges to keep prices low