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Six education plans in limbo post-election
The new government considers ‘next steps’ for controversial RSHE and gender questioning guidance
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4 out of 5 teachers say new inspection system needed
More than half of NEU members warn that Ofsted inspections have a negative impact on their mental health
Union calls for a national teachers’ pay commission
NASUWT says a national commission is needed to restore independence of the pay review process
MAT CEO gets role promoting inclusive education
Jonny Uttley of The Education Alliance will develop policy proposals for the Centre for Young Lives as a visiting fellow
Revealed: What teachers want in election year
Pay, wellbeing and other topics likely to dominate the agenda at the NEU's national conference later this week
Union call for suicide prevention training for leaders
NASUWT warns a mental health crisis among teachers is leading to an increase in suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts
NASUWT votes against moving to a formal strike ballot
78 per cent of members who took part did not support a statutory ballot, NASUWT teaching union announces
Teachers ‘left vulnerable’ by long wait for guidance on restraint
NASUWT teaching union criticises Scottish government for 'complete abdication of responsibility' as long wait for official advice on physical intervention continues
NASUWT: Next government must reverse ‘14 years of underfunding’
'Our profession is in crisis,' new NASUWT president Rashida Din will warn at the union's annual conference today
Nine in 10 teachers back strikes in NEU indicative ballot
NEU teaching union members support striking again over pay and funding in indicative ballot with a 50.3 per cent turnout
NASUWT: Teachers are facing ‘dystopian’ stress levels
The teaching union is campaigning for 'a new deal for teachers' in the run-up to the next general election
Weekly round-up: Teacher pay drop and school moves
This week’s essential education news includes teachers being hit particularly hard by a real-terms drop in pay and thousands of students' 'unexplained' school moves
‘Frustration’ at performance pay changes no-show
The DfE said in January it aimed to give schools 'sufficient notice to prepare during the summer for September 2024 implementation'
SQA: Taking two maths courses dents confidence and adds workload
But teachers say they have to work within the realities of a system where they cannot afford to risk students having nothing to show for two years of studying for a National 5
Welsh heads warn of ‘us versus them’ inspection
In response to research highlighting school leaders' concerns about inspection, Estyn points to feedback showing that it is viewed 'positively' by heads
Over 1 in 4 teacher trainee applicants are from overseas
Tes analysis of government data shows an increase in international applicants to ITT courses six months into the academic year