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Financial pressures are already forcing teacher training providers to close subjects and move training online, NASBTT research warns

Children’s commissioner is among those calling on ministers to restore absence to pre-Covid levels

Assessing oracy through AI would put ‘no increased burden’ on teachers, says the head of the Chartered College of Teaching

Could the use of AI help pupils to acquire knowledge faster and free up time for interdisciplinary projects, like running an Airbnb or building a drone? Inspired Education thinks so

The government’s launch of Mission North East is a ‘once-in-a-generation opportunity’, say this MAT chief executive, who outlines some key ways to ensure that the promise of the policy is fulfilled

Forfar Education announces plans for a new British curriculum primary school in Thessaloniki and the acquisition of a pre-school near the city

Heads in deprived areas warn that grades awarded by Ofsted for its new achievement category are ‘demoralising’ and fail to take their challenging circumstances into account

Tes investigates the challenges of achieving the White Paper target of bringing every school into a strong trust – and the incentives that could be necessary to fulfil it

General secretary Daniel Kebede, speaking ahead of his union’s annual conference, warns that Reform is pushing ‘divisive messages’ – while Reform says ‘unions are driving down standards’

Nigel Minns becomes East Midlands regional director for the school improvement programme after serving as a director of children’s services for eight years

Teaching should use Neurodiversity Celebration Week to consider how other professions support staff to enhance its own processes, says Chris Benson

Shake-up of Teacher Induction Scheme must include consigning the term ‘probationer’ to the past, says General Teaching Council for Scotland