Boosting teacher bursaries would have greater impact than raising pay Research also finds those recruited off the back of bursaries were more likely to teach in schools which often struggle to fill vacancies
Prospects for career in teaching ‘never been better’, claims Gibb Schools minister says free schools have ‘liberated’ the teaching profession and MATs let leaders advance earlier
Funding mistake won’t rip up DfE staff reward voucher scheme Department says it would be ‘unfair to penalise junior staff’ for funding gaffe
DfE breaks its own teacher wellbeing pledge with holiday emails Analysis reveals government broke wellbeing charter promise on several occasions – including four times last week
Inside the first ‘education hackathon’ Gillian Keegan is determined artificial intelligence has its place in education. A ‘hackathon’ in London tried it out…
DfE cost-cutter told ‘unsafe’ school to slash £150k from staff spend Resource management adviser was sent to school where Ofsted found ‘lack of staff leaves pupils at imminent risk of harm’
School support staff unions accept £1,925 pay deal Pay deal will cost schools around £1bn, leaving budgets ‘tight’
Sir Ian Bauckham appointed interim Ofqual chief Current chair of the regulator to serve for 12 month period from January after Dr Jo Saxton departs for UCAS job
Tory donors leave Education Policy Institute board as election looms Sir Paul Marshall and Lord Nash will step down as trustees of the think tank, as David Laws moves to chair role