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Education secretary says long-awaited plan to reform the SEND system, which was originally due to be set out last year, will be published in days

Interest in teaching 'haemorrhaging', expert warns as latest statistics show 15% fall in primary teaching applicants

International Baccalaureate says it will not ban students from using the chatbot in their work as long as they credit it

But there would be more support for nurses if they decided to strike in Scotland, as well as postal workers and bin men

Eroding budgets, staff shortages and exhaustion from the pandemic mean school leadership is in crisis, support service warns

Confederation of School Trusts also calls on Ofsted to urgently assess the 'reliability' of its current inspection framework

Secondary teachers' union withdraws involvement in Scottish strike action next week 'in the expectation of an improved pay offer in the coming days'

Budget cuts mean school libraries are facing 'stark' future, Shirley-Anne Somerville is warned

NEU says education secretary Gillian Keegan has failed to prevent the upcoming strikes from happening but tells her she still has time to make a new pay offer

The pay deal is similar to one proposed last April and equates to a 9.42% increase for the lowest-paid staff

DfE guidance is taking away schools' ability to make exceptional decisions on pupils' leave of absence and damaging trust with families, heads' leaders warn MPs

In an exclusive interview, Professor Sam Twiselton reveals how she has fought to steer the government's controversial shake-up of the initial teacher training sector in the right direction, and shares her fears about the future fallout

New DfE data shows that, across the academic year, almost one in four pupils were persistently absent with illness

Two-thirds of schools have seen an increase in pupils arriving hungry according to research from last term

Government tells heads to 'carefully plan' budgets to manage the 2023 teacher pay award within core funding, but school and MAT leaders warn further staff cuts will be needed

Seven key recommendations from the watchdog's latest subject-focused research review

Teachers and education staff in England face the second biggest gender pay gap of any sector, according to new research

Association of Headteachers and Deputes in Scotland has voted to accept revised teacher pay offer made last week – but NASUWT Scotland union votes to reject

The decision has caused ‘chaos’ in councils and is leading to ‘massive cuts’ in other services, claim opposition politicians

Apprenticeships are currently offered as a teacher training route, but only at postgraduate level

NEU stands firm over strikes but Downing Street said there will be 'no talks' if next week's strike action is not cancelled first

EIS teaching union says it is up to individual teachers if they want to be SQA markers, even though ‘targeting of SQA-related activity’ is ‘outwith the scope of the current industrial action’

Most academy trusts with 25 schools or more increased the salary band of their top earner last year, ÌÇÐÄVlog analysis reveals

The chief executive officer of the National Institute of Teaching recalls how she was 'won over by the wonder of maths' at school and explains why education quality and staff development go hand in hand