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The vast majority of nearly 4,000 teachers surveyed said current funding levels meant their school could not support learning properly

Offer will be put to Unison Scotland members in coming weeks, meaning more strike action has been averted for now

Home Office seeks school staff views on proposals for a mandatory duty to report child sexual abuse

Demand for a British education overseas means India has replaced China as the leading destination for new schools. Tes talks to current and prospective leaders in the country about why it is proving so popular

Sunak’s Advanced British Standard plan is among factors blamed for delayed publication of the teacher recruitment and retention strategy

Education leaders raise concerns as schools are labelled as ‘coasting’ after being upgraded by Ofsted

Poor attendance has been an issue across the UK since the pandemic, but schools in Scotland are showing that the tide can be turned, finds Emma Seith

Up to £15 billion is needed to fix school buildings once RAAC and inflation are taken into account, according to education leaders and experts

But heads’ leaders warn the settlement is likely to ‘further exacerbate the funding pressures’ many schools are facing

One behaviour expert says it is ‘tragic’ that a Scottish council is ruling out sanctions when it comes to bullying – but a parents’ organisation has applauded its approach

This week’s essential education news includes schools’ actions to cut workload and controversy over Gavin Williamson’s stance on masks in schools during Covid

Independent Schools Council chief Julie Robinson outlines why many private schools face a financial storm that they may not be able to weather