General
Saturday
16th Apr 2022
6 in 10 teachers ‘would strike over pay freeze’
NASUWT survey reveals anger with government over pay
Teachers ‘popping pills’ to cope with workload
Survey shows 6 in 10 teachers report workload has ‘increased significantly’ over the past year
Nearly 3/4 of female teachers experience misogyny in schools
Four in ten teachers surveyed by NASUWT said no action was taken after they reported misogyny to their school management
Thursday
14th Apr 2022
DfE unveils £5.3m green schools bid
Plans for National Education Nature Park and Climate Leaders Award published following COP26 announcement
Protest and fierce debate shape NEU gathering
The largest teaching union’s first in-person conference for three years drew to a close on Thursday afternoon
Tes’ 10 questions with... Angela Butler
The new NASUWT teaching union president talks to Tes on the eve of the union’s annual conference about her pride in her new role, the importance of resilience and finding joy in everything
Class-contact time: will promised reduction actually happen?
Pledge to reduce Scottish teachers’ class-contact time is popular but doubts remain over implementation
Withdraw ‘disgraceful’ academy stats, Zahawi told
Teachers’ leaders warn the biggest hole in the government’s ‘shoddy’ Schools White Paper is that ‘we simply do not have enough teachers’
Scottish Tories: longer school days will aid Covid recovery
Conservatives’ local elections manifesto proposes extension to school day to ‘help pupils to catch up on missed learning’
DfE awards £4m Latin scheme to Future Academies
Former Department for Education minister’s trust will run ‘Centre for Excellence Programme’