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But 40% are concerned about the impact of teacher walkouts on pupils’ education

But future teacher strikes would not take place during GCSE and A-level exams, NEU leader tells Tes

Job evaluation could be a way of tackling the three huge issues fuelling the teacher recruitment and retention crisis – workload, low pay and long hours, says Yvonne Williams

Formative assessment is ubiquitous in schools but, according to former primary teacher and researcher, Shirley Clarke, the concept has been widely misunderstood. Here, she speaks with Kate Parker to set the record straight

New report shows just half of local authorities shared data on pupil health and wellbeing with the Scottish government

Ofsted school inspection judgements can be years out of date when parents look at them and do not predict GCSE grades, study finds

EIS points to growing number of teachers on picket lines, while education secretary says she is ‘offering meetings every day this week’ in bid to resolve pay dispute

On National School Governors’ Awareness Day, the CEO of the charity Governors for Schools explains why increasing the diversity of school governors in terms of age, race and background is so important

Today is the first of three days of regional strike action by teaching union members this week, following a national strike earlier this month in the pay dispute

The Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association says if there is no new pay offer its members will be back out on strike

Interest in teaching ‘haemorrhaging’, expert warns as latest statistics show 15% fall in primary teaching applicants

But there would be more support for nurses if they decided to strike in Scotland, as well as postal workers and bin men