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ÌÇÐÄVlog launches a new survey on the challenges and barriers facing teachers who are working with autistic pupils

Headteacher job on Shetland Island of Foula described as 'once-in-a-lifetime opportunity'

Almost half of school staff polled would actively discourage others from going into teaching

The contract for the National Institute of Teaching was announced today – but what exactly will the organisation do, where is it based and who's behind it? ÌÇÐÄVlog gives you the lowdown

Dominic Herrington to leave DfE amid shake up of how department oversees schools

Nearly half of early career teachers are finding it difficult to spend time on the ECF training programme alongside their teaching workload

The DfE 'has work to do' to convince schools of the merits of the National Tutoring Programme, warn unions, as new DfE data shows patchy take-up

National review into the murders of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and Star Hobson says schools' role in safeguarding should be strengthened

DfE data shows illnesses, including Covid, pushed number of persistently absent pupils to 1.6 million

Announcement part of 'determination' to make England 'best place in the world to be a teacher', schools minister writes on ÌÇÐÄVlog today

Government sets out how it plans to ensure all schools join multi-academy trusts by 2030 – but 'what happens if schools do not play ball', union leader asks

The details have been revealed in a new report penned by civil servant Sue Gray, out today

Commons Education Select Committee calls on government to tackle 'elephant in the room' after data shows 124,000 pupils have still not returned to the classroom

Art and design teachers are unhappy with workload and lack of subject-specific training, finds survey

Ministers plan to alter employment law to allow staff to be represented by organisations other than unions in disputes

IPSEA chief executive Ali Fiddy warns that government SEND plans could end up diluting the rights of families and pupils

Exclusive: As fuel prices hit record levels, some schools are finding transport costs 'unviable'

Westminster education secretary happy to share education 'best practice' with Scottish government, he tells MPs

£500-a-day adviser scheme to be expanded, despite half of multi-academy trusts rejecting the help offered

Highly-rated teachers can have most impact on grades of lower-achieving students, finds research

Watchdog reveals its latest subject research review, focused on English literature and language teaching

Ofsted focus should shift from individual schools to multi-academy trusts, says ASCL boss

NASUWT highlights a ‘failure to provide an adequately resourced and equitable system’ to children with additional needs in Scotland

DfE was previously accused of 'manifest errors' in the way it assessed bids for the £121m contract