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Three-quarters of exam officers concerned schools won't have enough competent, fully trained invigilators for summer exams

Westminster committee calls for competitive teacher pay among raft of measures to widen diversity and inclusion in Stem education

School leaders' union warns Ofsted has 'completely underestimated the strength of feeling' in schools following the death of headteacher Ruth Perry

73 per cent of voting NEU Cymru members voted to accept the offer worth 11.8 per cent over two years – plus a 1.5 per cent non-consolidated rise this year

In her final First Minister’s Questions today, Nicola Sturgeon hit back at suggestions that she had failed on education

Former schools minister says 'burden' of supporting pupil health problems shouldn't be falling on teachers or leaders

High-profile former private school head says a joint teacher recruitment scheme would provide a 'soft landing' into teaching for graduates who are 'scared'

While the number of pupils with additional support needs has hit a record high, the number of specialist teachers has fallen, official statistics show

The rise in teacher pay must 'exceed' 4.1 per cent for next year to address the recruitment crisis, warns the NFER, as forecast reveals further teacher trainee slump

Unions are warning more Scottish independent schools could forcibly remove teachers from the scheme using ‘fire and rehire tactics’ if the current action is successful

Some Scottish teachers could end up hundreds of pounds worse off as a result of payroll arrangements in their area – we reveal which councils will pay backpay at this year's tax rates

ASCL calls for commitment to reverse teacher salary decline in its submission to the pay review body

The education secretary says it is 'incredibly important' that the government takes the time to get its transgender guidance for schools right

Review of both early career and teacher training curriculum frameworks open until mid-April

Which regions have seen the biggest rise in secondary teacher job adverts? ÌÇÐÄVlog investigates

But schools may struggle to buy extra devices with stretched budgets, leaders warn

The Scottish government is looking to compel councils to provide a minimum amount of time in class ‘to protect the school week’, and has today started a consultation

New data shows that over half of secondary students are recorded as having an identified additional support need in some local authority areas – but in one council, the figure is less than a quarter

Tom Bennett also says good work had been done in recent years and warned it has been historically 'incredibly hard' to know what behaviour is like in schools

Survey finds that one in eight secondary teachers reported having been physically assaulted at work in the previous year

A Scottish Parliament inquiry has found that college regionalisation has been good news for partnership working with schools – but colleges are being held back by funding issues

School inspections have reached a 'watershed moment', warns heads' leader, amid calls for urgent talks and a plan for a boycott

Inquiry wants teachers' opinions on 'the challenges and opportunities' that secondary schools face, including assessment and teacher retention

Former schools minister says government must take urgent action on teacher recruitment and retention 'to ensure pupils receive consistent and quality teaching'