Workforce

Rise in teachers who report their school has recruited emotional literacy support assistants as more heads say they “can’t afford to wait” for help

EIS members in Glasgow vote heavily in favour of taking in favour of action that could result in strikes

Flexible working in education is slowly increasing in popularity. But what does it look like on the ground and how can more settings follow suit? George Phillips finds out

Heads’ leaders say the new figures are ‘stark evidence of the recruitment and retention crisis’

There has also been an increase in the number of pupils coming into school without adequate clothing, according to a report on the impact of the cost-of-living crisis

Delegates at the union’s AGM this week will be asked to back a motion condemning Glasgow’s plans to cut 450 posts – and possible strike action if other councils follow suit

But letter to councils from education secretary reveals that government stance on teacher numbers is not as hardline as previously appeared

In this edition of our Big Debate webinar, three trust leaders discuss the increasing range of flexible working opportunities on offer to their staff. But are initiatives like these enough to attract more teachers into the profession?

Department for Education also criticised by music specialists for ‘misleading statements’ to MPs, in a letter seen by Tes

Union and academy trust leaders warn situation means schools can’t plan their budgets for September

The education director at E-ACT talks to Tes about challenging the status quo in education and supporting the development of BAME teachers into senior roles

Heads fear a decision on teacher pay rises will now not be made until after the election in July, ASCL warns