TRA had to ‘drag’ witnesses to appear, says former headteacher Mahzia ‘Pepe’ Hart claims Teaching Regulation Agency went to ‘extraordinary lengths to secure their witnesses’
School budget cuts follow national insurance change Treasury confirms it will claw back compensation for public sector bodies in future years
Ministers’ bursaries cuts bruise teacher recruitment Findings suggest decision to slash bursaries after shortlived recruitment boom is now ‘compounding’ challenges
Schools struggle to find the support staff they need Support staff vacancies have nearly doubled, new analysis suggests, leaving heads to fill growing gaps
Our reforms will ensure quality and rigour in teacher training Minister Jonathan Gullis says controversial ITT review will eradicate ‘variation’ in the market
Legal threat as ITT review slashes provider numbers by a quarter UCET says it will support ‘legal challenges’ from its members as review set to reduce provider numbers from 240 to 179
School leaders split on supporting strike over pay ASCL leader says strike support is ‘remarkable’ after union’s first ever consultation on industrial action
Bridget Phillipson: Full text of Labour Conference 2022 speech Labour activists heard from the shadow education secretary at the party’s annual conference this morning. Here is what she said
Labour fleshes out schools policy with promise of ‘ambitious’ new laws Shadow schools minister suggests council remit over exclusions, will look at growing MAT reserves and wants curriculum freedoms reversed