What does strong parental engagement look like in practice? Start with leaders at the school gate every afternoon, suggests an award-winning Wolverhampton primary
Trainee teacher need to drop by 23% next year, DfE forecasts The government says falling pupil rolls and better teacher retention rates are among reasons for the drop
Teachers’ pensions delays ‘unacceptable’, says minister Georgia Gould insists government is ‘putting more resources in to support it’ as tens of thousands face anxious wait
We need more money if you want us to change school food, say caterers But the government says switching to more fruit, vegetables and fibre won’t cost more
Secondary teacher job adverts hit a historic low as market ‘contracts’ Vacancies drop by a third in one year as staffing problems are driven 'underground'
Cake out, lentils in: What schools need to know about food standards overhaul Government is planning an 'ambitious' revamp of school food standards. But what exactly is being proposed?
‘Stretched’ teacher training providers struggling to provide mentors – survey More than half of teacher training providers 'stretched' to find mentors, NASBTT survey shows
NASUWT: Pay and pupil violence on agenda as teachers gather in Birmingham Members of the NASUWT are gathering in Birmingham for the teaching union’s annual conference
SEND and the far-right on the NEU conference agenda Around 1,500 NEU members will gather in Brighton from Monday to Thursday