Three in four teachers put a pupil’s psychological needs before teaching at least once a week, UK survey revealsTeachers are picking up the pieces of the deepening crisis in children and young people’s mental health,...
Read MoreNASUWT annual conference backs plan for staff trained in mental health first aid in all schools and collegesAll school leaders should receive suicide prevention training to help tackle a “mental health emergency”...
Read MoreNuffield Foundation to also recommend longer half-term breaks in proposed overhaul of calendar ‘in place since Victorian times’England should ditch its school calendar “stuck in place since Victorian...
Read MoreFigures show government is well short of 26,360 target amid crisis in teacher recruitment and retentionOnly half of the required number of trainee secondary school teachers in England have been recruited as the academic year...
Read MoreMembers accepted 6.5% pay rise, but said it was not enough to correct decade of real-terms pay cutsSchool strikes in England have been called off after teachers and school leaders in four education unions voted to accept the...
Read MoreNASUWT members follow teachers in National Education Union in voting for 6.5% offer after lengthy period of industrial actionMembers of the UK’s largest teaching union have voted to accept the government’s 6.5% pay...
Read MoreNational Education Union votes in favour of 6.5% offer after wave of industrial action that forced closuresMembers of the UK’s largest teaching union have voted to accept the government’s 6.5% pay award, bringing to...
Read MoreUnion members are concerned about funding for the below-inflation increase and the lack of a long-term agreementConcerns over how the rise promised to teachers in England will be funded, and dismay at the lack of a long-term...
Read MoreUnions ballot members about coordinated action that will lead to many more school closures in EnglandHeads of schools are likely to join teachers in striking in the new academic year, according to the union that represents them...
Read MoreThree quarters say they feel undervalued and are thinking about quitting, charity warns Schools will undergo a “crisis of support” without urgent action to improve pay and training for teaching assistants, a charity...
Read MoreConference accuses inspectorate of ‘mercilessly bullying’ teachers and follows NEU in calling for changeOfsted inspectors have been accused of a “reign of terror” over teachers and school leaders in...
Read MoreGeneral secretary says vote against one-off bonus and 4.5% pay rise means strikes in summer term ‘could be’ on the cardsMinisters have been urged to return to the negotiating table to avoid extended teachers’...
Read More
Dave Williams, the permanent secretary, said department aims to
Matthew Pennycook says Labour must close loopholes in changes
Foreign secretary David Lammy says he is ending London’s
Exclusive: Government looks at changing rules so older farmers
President says hypersonic missile fired at Dnipro military site
As well as Simone White, two Danes, an American
Sector will have extra £2.8bn cost burden from April
This live blog is closed British prime minister Keir
World’s richest man responds to UK parliamentarians saying they
{authorlink}