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GCSE exams are back in 2022 – our guide reveals the key dates and all the information you need to know

Four in ten teachers surveyed by NASUWT said no action was taken after they reported misogyny to their school management

Teachers are heroes of the pandemic who only had 'fig leaf mitigations' to protect them, says new NASUWT president

Plans for National Education Nature Park and Climate Leaders Award published following COP26 announcement

The largest teaching union's first in-person conference for three years drew to a close on Thursday afternoon

The new NASUWT teaching union president talks to ÌÇÐÄVlog on the eve of the union's annual conference about her pride in her new role, the importance of resilience and finding joy in everything

Teachers' leaders warn the biggest hole in the government's 'shoddy' Schools White Paper is that 'we simply do not have enough teachers'

Conservatives' local elections manifesto proposes extension to school day to 'help pupils to catch up on missed learning'

Former Department for Education minister's trust will run 'Centre for Excellence Programme'

Report calls for better training for teachers to cope with mental health problems in schools, but some warn against a 'sticking plaster' approach

Report shows how first year of flagship early years policy is working in practice

Popular tech words and phrases covered in British Sign Language glossary could smooth the path into digital careers

Conservative MP suggests teachers shared a 'quiet drink' after shifts at a time gatherings were banned during the pandemic

New tender documents show potential value of Early Years Stronger Practice Hubs contract has been reduced by a fifth

National Education Union president reprimands members for behaving 'like children' at conference

2030 KS2 target unachievable without further intervention due to Covid disruption, say early years leaders

Teachers 'crying out for help' amid growing fears over pupil mental health 'crisis'

Khadija Mohammed is one of the most prominent voices calling for a more diverse teaching workforce in Scotland

Growing concerns over rise in number of nursery children eligible for free school meals

The new 'market quality associates' will also support successful ITT providers to provide new 'high-quality design, content and delivery'

Nearly two in five leaders say they lack opportunities to feed into their own school’s inspection, finds survey

Teaching union president blasts government decision to continue with key stage 2 Sats despite Covid 'trauma'

Using AI can help teachers to assess information and draw conclusions about whether a pupil has a learning difficulty, new research shows

Survey of NEU members found more than one in five teachers said they would leave education within two years