Workforce

Only 3 per cent of leaders say they think Sats are a good measure of school performance

The ‘wastage rate’ following Scotland’s one-year probationer scheme is highest for new primary teachers, national figures show

Support staff walkouts over pay are scheduled to last for two weeks and follow the October break meaning some pupils face being out of school for a month

The national director of education and standards for Aspirations Academies Trust speaks to Tes about the need for more flexible working, and how AI will help with the curriculum and recruitment

A study by Professor John Jerrim also found the higher quality staff think school leadership is, the higher their job satisfaction

A headteacher explains how she identified a slew of unnecessary meetings taking up staff time – and why reducing them has worked wonders for retention

Careers guidance needs to be targeted at students who are not getting it from their families, says Speakers for Schools report

Schools encouraged to sign up for service developed by the National Cyber Security Centre

Children’s commissioner calls for urgent changes in mainstream schools as a report finds that 400,000 children are seeking support from health services for a suspected neurodevelopmental condition

The bill will aim to address concerns about the negative impact of technology on children

If we want to make education an inclusive environment for all, we need to take meaningful action – including bringing back Diversity Hubs, says Evelyn Forde

Tes rounds up all we know so far about how the government’s planned workers’ rights legislation will affect teachers and support staff