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78 per cent of members who took part did not support a statutory ballot, NASUWT teaching union announces

NASUWT teaching union criticises Scottish government for ‘complete abdication of responsibility’ as long wait for official advice on physical intervention continues

‘Our profession is in crisis,’ new NASUWT president Rashida Din will warn at the union’s annual conference today

NEU teaching union members support striking again over pay and funding in indicative ballot with a 50.3 per cent turnout

The teaching union is campaigning for ‘a new deal for teachers’ in the run-up to the next general election

Establishing a ‘reading culture’ is vital for pupils’ development, but schools face barriers to making this a reality, says the children’s author

What is dialogic teaching and how do you do it effectively? One primary head shares the key principles of this approach

This week’s essential education news includes teachers being hit particularly hard by a real-terms drop in pay and thousands of students’ ‘unexplained’ school moves

The DfE said in January it aimed to give schools ‘sufficient notice to prepare during the summer for September 2024 implementation’

The Scottish education system can’t be allowed to stagnate, writes Emma Seith – slow reform is increasingly looking like no reform

In response to research highlighting school leaders’ concerns about inspection, Estyn points to feedback showing that it is viewed ‘positively’ by heads

An outbreak of continuous laughter can derail a lesson, but does it also bring benefits that teachers may want to utilise, wonders Simon Creasey