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Teaching union announces more strike dates after no new pay offer is made, nearly two months after historic national teacher strike

More than 20,000 defibrillators will be sent to almost 18,000 state-funded schools by the end of the academic year

Schools minister says the government is willing to negotiate but warns against 'inflation-busting' teacher pay settlements

Leaders have said they will 'do all we can to keep schools open' but DfE guidance is 'practically unworkable' and some strike day closures are 'inevitable'

Heads' leaders set out plan to reform 'punitive' inspection system, which they warn is exacerbating the school recruitment and retention crisis

Heads' leader raises concern about safeguarding and subject inspections under current framework

NAHT issues legal advice to members including what to do if non-NEU member staff don't want to cross picket lines and the use of volunteers to cover lessons

Nicola Sturgeon says 'violence is never acceptable' after hearing of attack on a girl at secondary school

As Glasgow considers cutting 800 teaching jobs and 100 support staff, there are angry exchanges at First Minister's Questions over teacher numbers

Ofsted review of complaints policy likely to result in a top official being involved earlier – but heads' leaders warn this does not go far enough

Trusts are spending hundreds of thousands of pounds on back pay owed to staff after a legal ruling – but may no longer need to following a government review, say lawyers

Councils say they are being told to use cash earmarked for additional teachers and support staff to fund the 2021-22 teacher pay award

'Heartbreaking' education budget cuts in Northern Ireland would hit the most vulnerable children hardest, says children's commissioner

Teaching union boss calls second meeting with education secretary Gillian Keegan 'cordial' but 'disappointing'

Education secretary grilled over the lack of funding for reform delivery boards highlighted in ÌÇÐÄVlog Scotland exclusive yesterday

Education secretary Gillian Keegan had indicated that young people could be mature enough at 16 to choose their gender

Warning follows DfE guidance stating schools should take 'all reasonable steps' to stay open during teacher strikes

New research shows 'controlling sounding voices' didn’t gain cooperation from 10- to 16-year-olds, but do these findings translate to the classroom?

Data from inspection reports also shows more than three-quarters of 'requires improvement' schools saw their grade improve

Education secretary said schools need to be kept open for vulnerable pupils 'in particular' as the largest teaching union announced 7 days of strike action

Minister says schools could spend pupil premium on extending free school meals – but union boss warns this funding is already under 'unsustainable pressure'

Ofsted chief inspector also warns teachers against 'assuming' knowledge in mental health

New audit warns schools are at 'particular risk' of attack by cybercriminals

Schools should prioritise exam students, vulnerable children and pupils with key worker parents, Department for Education guidance states