Workforce

Working with trainee teachers can create extra work but get it right and schools around the world could ensure a pipeline of talented staff brimming with new ideas, says this headmaster

The fact that the prime minister’s Advanced British Standard plan is partly responsible for the strategy delay ‘takes the biscuit’, says heads’ leader

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

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

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

Five main changes that schools are making to tackle workload have been identified by research – but leaders say efforts are being hampered by a lack of staff and funding

A new NFER report reveals flexible working can boost recruitment and retention – but schools and trusts have to be proactive and willing to make it work

With a drop in support staff hitting teacher workload, one teaching union advises members to only take on tasks that demand ‘the skills and expertise of a teacher’

Local authorities will today receive details of funding aimed at boosting school-based wraparound care

The DfE has published details of the £40m hardship fund to support schools announced alongside the teacher pay deal in July

Senior leaders are being ‘broken’ by the pressures of workload, accountability and funding shortages, warns union leader