DfE discussion paper says there is a 'strong case' for ensuring face-to-face education continues for around 3 in 4 pupils during strikes

Shortages of physics teachers could be addressed through a 'specialist Early Career Framework' for non-specialists, an expert suggests

Strike action had been suspended earlier this month to allow Unison Scotland members to weigh up the latest pay offer

But the increase is unlikely to tackle the teacher supply crisis because 'the majority' of these applicants are not recruited, expert warns

Shirley Rogers will have to steer the SQA through reform as it prepares to be replaced by a new national body in the coming years

Join the Tes News team as they discuss a week dominated by Ofsted after it released its final annual report before the change of the guard and a new era for the watchdog

Two-thirds of support staff, including teaching assistants, say their workload has increased over the past year, a Unison survey reveals

The department is seeking a potential partner to expand its three-year intensive mentoring programme to 10 Priority Education Investment Areas

Most schools say teachers are being subjected to violence and aggression on a daily basis, an EIS poll shows

From next year, schools will be able to contact Ofsted the day after an inspection if they are unhappy – plus other changes announced by the inspectorate

Schools rated ‘good and improving’ were more than twice as likely to be upgraded if judged under inspectorate's old framework, Tes analysis shows

A MAT chief has also called for the streamlining of a complicated system amid rising parental complaints to schools post-Covid

Speaking at the Institute for School Business Leadership Conference, Baroness Barran also said 'there are things broken beyond the money' in the SEND system

This week’s essential education news includes an inquiry calling for Ofsted to stop inspecting schools and research showing a growing difference in pay for secondary heads

Chief inspector Amanda Spielman says the current grading system is 'entirely in line' with the models used by other public sector inspectorates