‘Protect and nurture’ university role in teacher training, says outgoing UCET boss James Noble-Rogers reflects on decades advocating for university teacher training departments
Government-funded ‘Get into Teaching’ events scrapped by DfE The department quietly updated its website to say it had 'made the decision not to run own-brand events'
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
‘Stretched’ teacher training providers struggling to provide mentors – survey More than half of teacher training providers 'stretched' to find mentors, NASBTT survey shows
Anger as another teacher training top-up course axed Experts slam ‘unreasonable’ short-notice cuts to trainee chemistry courses
Nottingham professors to lead university teacher trainers’ body UCET chair Stefanie Sullivan, and fellow Nottingham University professor Jo McIntyre will jointly take over role
Teacher Development Trust to become part of Chartered College of Teaching Leader says move will ‘protect the legacy’ of the professional development organisation
Teaching apprenticeships offer the continuity children crave Predictable adults support predictable lessons, which lowers anxiety and increases engagement
New £200m scheme ‘will offer SEND training to all teaching staff’ A ‘comprehensive’ new package of training is hoped to ‘upskill all staff in every school, college and nursery’