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Phillipson: Pupil poverty comes at a ‘personal cost’ to school staff

Coping with the effects of societal failure means school staff are less able to focus on children’s academic outcomes, says education secretary Bridget Phillipson

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15 October 2024
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The rising problem of ‘hasty reading’ and what teachers can do about it
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15 October 2026
1 in 3 schools considering redundancies or restructuring
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15 October 2026
Ofsted report card inspections are ‘brutal’, say governors
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13 October 2026
Key stage 3 ‘lacks clear purpose’, research finds
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13 October 2026
DfE relaxes QTS rules for experienced teachers
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13 October 2026
Teacher pay scales 2026-27: what will your salary look like?
Analysis
1 July 2026
Our incoherent school system is getting in the way of reform
Analysis
12 October 2026
The rising problem of ‘hasty reading’ and what teachers can do about it
Teaching & Learning
15 October 2026
1 in 3 schools considering redundancies or restructuring
News
15 October 2026
The trust movement has carried the spirit of comprehensive education - now a new era awaits
Analysis
15 October 2026
Teacher resignation deadline: 5 ways to stop teachers from leaving
Leadership
15 October 2026
Third of MATs forecast to be ‘financially vulnerable’ by 2029
News
15 October 2026

GCSEs: More than a quarter of Year 11s persistently absent

Secondary
17 April 2024

NI ‘early years communication crisis’ highlighted

Early Years
17 April 2024

Trust leaders push for major funding reform

General
17 April 2024

How creating a podcast is helping students’ exam revision

Secondary
17 April 2024

How we’ve created a holistic assessment system

Specialist Sector
17 April 2024

How to get feedback right to create better learners

General
17 April 2024

Wednesday afternoons: a chance to do something different

Secondary
17 April 2024

Schools now ‘biggest source of food aid’ for families

General
17 April 2024

Should all pupils be entitled to a week-long residential?

General
16 April 2024

Capita loses £180m Sats contract to Pearson

Primary
16 April 2024

CfE: Secondaries ‘starting again’ as pupils lack ‘common knowledge base’

General
16 April 2024

EYFS: How unusual objects can nurture curiosity and creativity

Early Years
16 April 2024

Michaela wins High Court case over prayer ban

General
16 April 2024

Win at all costs: why too much competition is a concern

General
16 April 2024

Emma Hollis: ‘It’s not an insult if someone doesn’t trust you’

Tips & Techniques
16 April 2024

Larger MATs have ‘highest teacher turnover’

General
16 April 2024

Only 1% of primary teachers say pupils have financial skills

Primary
15 April 2024

Sir Paul Marshall steps down as Ark Schools chair

General
15 April 2024

We need a teacher ‘propaganda parade’, says Carter

General
15 April 2024

How teachers can put sustainability ‘front and centre’

General
15 April 2024

In the battle of books vs videos, there is a clear winner for literacy

General
15 April 2024

5 revision strategies (that don’t involve highlighters)

Secondary
15 April 2024

Embrace the art of doing less to achieve more

Tips & Techniques
15 April 2024

3 in 10 parents say school cuts hitting child’s education

General
15 April 2024
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The trust movement has carried the spirit of comprehensive education - now a new era awaits
Analysis
15 October 2026
Teacher resignation deadline: 5 ways to stop teachers from leaving
Leadership
15 October 2026
How trusts can lead the way in tackling the Neet crisis
Analysis
15 October 2026
The rising problem of ‘hasty reading’ and what teachers can do about it
Teaching & Learning
15 October 2026
Ofsted report card inspections are ‘brutal’, say governors
News
13 October 2026
Key stage 3 ‘lacks clear purpose’, research finds
News
13 October 2026
DfE relaxes QTS rules for experienced teachers
News
13 October 2026
Teacher pay scales 2026-27: what will your salary look like?
Analysis
1 July 2026
The rising problem of ‘hasty reading’ and what teachers can do about it
Teaching & Learning
15 October 2026
1 in 3 schools considering redundancies or restructuring
News
15 October 2026
The trust movement has carried the spirit of comprehensive education - now a new era awaits
Analysis
15 October 2026
Teacher resignation deadline: 5 ways to stop teachers from leaving
Leadership
15 October 2026