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More than one in four teachers have been criticised by parents or carers in the past year, finds survey

Teachers helping pupils and colleagues through Covid-19 bereavement risk 'secondary trauma', union conference warned

Union leader hits out at remarks by education secretary that teacher training is central to catch-up ‘as if teachers are part of the problem’

Schools alone cannot compensate for the “deeply damaging harm” done to pupils by the “cruel” effect of poverty, the shadow education secretary warns

Teaching union will push for end of use of 'high-stakes' testing and campaign to show adverse impact of league tables

Covid creates the conditions for councils to restrict students' access to fast food, says teacher Gordon Cairns

Disabled and elderly teachers and those from BME backgrounds need more protection from Covid in the workplace, says NASUWT union

NASUWT data shows teachers also 'taunted' on social media as union votes to support teachers to 'reclaim our classrooms'

'Shocking' data shows 23% of teachers are on medication and 12% have sought counselling to help deal with work stress

Government decision will see as many as 120,000 disadvantaged pupils missing out on funding, says Labour

A pay freeze doesn’t make things easy – so it helps to think about what you do with your money, says Callum Jacobs

New NASUWT president says public money must be protected from the ‘worst excesses’ of 'Wild West' deregulated education

The DfE must stop 'hiding the reality of excessive leadership pay in the academy sector', says the NASUWT union

Payout is part of £11.7m compensation secured by NASUWT for school staff for issues such as bullying and harassment

As election campaigns go into full throttle, politicians continue to play to the gallery of parents while neglecting staff wellbeing

Abrupt cancellations of exams in England shows risk of a single exam approach, Pisa chief Andreas Schleicher has said

They want external school inspections to be replaced by a peer-review system led by teachers

The deal would result in a 1 per cent pay settlement ‘for the majority of teachers’, says EIS teaching union

NASUWT delegates to debate mental health problems being 'exacerbated' by 'unmanageable workloads' during the Covid crisis

New research shines a light on how teaching assistants stepped up to keep schools functioning during the winter lockdown

Throughout the pandemic, international schools turned to technology to adapt to the situation as it unfolded. Dan Worth finds out which of these innovations is likely to last long into the future

Vaccinating pupils could guard against further disruption to their education, says expert

'Sustainable approach' needed for catch-up or else schools could 'lose valuable teachers', union leader warns

School resources should be politically neutral, says report