Staff wellbeing

Problematic behaviour should not be viewed as something to be managed, but as an opportunity to identify needs early and intervene, new report claims

Research shows majority of primary school teachers are dealing with a rise in ‘needless chatter, shouting during instruction and laughing inappropriately’

There has been a big push in Scotland in recent years to encourage children to walk or cycle to school – but is it working?

Only 14 per cent of secondary school teachers have had more than half a day’s autism training, survey finds

More than £45,000 has now been raised to mount a judicial review against the way schools are inspected

The first national ballot on industrial action in the union’s 150-year history will run from 19 June to 31 July

Children’s commissioner urges the government to ensure that children in care are attending ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’ schools every day

Experts say eligibility criteria for free school meals needs ‘urgent review’ as students are going hungry

Schools working more closely with health, care and social services to address pupils’ mental health and wellbeing needs can help to reduce suspensions and exclusions, says report

Minister commits to publishing data on the condition of all school buildings after Labour urges the government to be upfront with parents about the risks of collapse

Teachers can feel isolated when spending all day in the classroom far away from other adults, especially if they have a medical condition, says Anjum Peerbacos, who argues that this an issue school leadership teams need to address

More guidance needed on how to deal with safeguarding issues such as sexual harassment and violence, Tes survey suggests