Inspectors aren’t handing in their badges, says Ofsted director Despite calls from unions and Ruth Perry’s sister, heads working as Ofsted inspectors aren’t quitting according to the watchdog’s Chris Russell
Review training and materials to solve ECF woes, study says A new report calls for reforms to training for early careers teachers, including tailoring materials to their subject and phase
Schools minister will ‘look at’ SATs reading paper complaints But he claims most children who tried the questions last year ‘enjoyed’ taking the test
PIRLS 2021: England rises up rankings, and 8 more findings England moves to fourth in world for reading, but caution urged over pandemic-hit study as enjoyment levels fall
Teacher strikes: Education unions begin re-balloting members NEU and NAHT launch fresh votes as pay dispute continues
Pilot planned for SEND teacher apprenticeship National Institute of Teaching will trial a primary postgraduate teacher apprenticeship in 14 London schools
Schools offer £10k ‘golden hellos’ – but with a big catch Can payments that reward those who stay in the job help schools recruit and retain teachers?
GPs should help ‘risk-averse’ parents send kids back to school, says Ofsted In evidence to the Education Committee’s persistent absence inquiry, Ofsted said GPs and pharmacies could help parents ‘get the right perspective and balance’
Teacher workload ‘getting in the way’ of ECF reforms, finds Ofsted 7 key findings from the watchdog’s review into professional development