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As research suggesting pollution has a negative effect on our health piles up, Kate Parker looks at whether this extends to learning

Pay offer negotiated by unions equates to a 10.5 per cent increase for the lowest-paid school support staff

Fears for the recruitment of future school leaders as new figures show a drop in the proportion of deputy and assistant heads wanting to become headteachers

Quality of leadership is key to staff satisfaction, according to a new study, which also found a link between staff and pupil wellbeing

Academies sector leader Leora Cruddas tells the Westminster Education Forum that action is needed to address ‘fragility’ in the school system on funding and teacher supply

But Sir Jon Coles, CEO of United Learning, says local authorities should not have a role running multi-academy trusts

Exclusive: Schools minister urged to remove the requirement for schools to subsidise 40% tutoring costs to increase take-up

Oak will give specific exceptions for international access in times of crisis, such as the war in Ukraine

The government’s target for all schools to be in a multi-academy trust by 2030 is in jeopardy because financial pressures have forced trusts to halt expansion, experts warn

With an increasing number of AI-powered feedback generators in development, machine learning looks set to cut teachers’ marking workloads. But how close are we to that reality, and would the sector welcome it? Zofia Niemtus and Kate Parker investigate

Teacher training leader questions assurances that he was given by the government over the controversial shake-up of the sector

Mohsen Ojja will replace five-year chief executive Andy Yarrow, who moves to The Prospect Trust