1 in 3 teachers says year 9s don’t get regular music lessons Poll also shows 2 in 5 primary pupils lack access to free instrument teaching as DfE sets out new music education plan
National Institute of Teaching hints at running iQTS training abroad One of the founding trust’s leaders also said the NIoT would mean ‘positive disruption’ for the teacher training sector at home
Jump in teachers leaving, plus 6 more school workforce findings Thousands more teachers leaving the profession again as pandemic effect wears off, with vacancies at highest since 2010
National Institute of Teaching wants to be ‘tide that lifts all boats’ CEO Melanie Renowden tells Schools Week why the sector should embrace rather than fear the new flagship teacher training initiative
Chartered College president wants to double membership and get royal status Dr Steven Berryman will succeed Stephen Munday in November
New DfE powers to ban online teachers amid grooming fears The government plans to close a series of loopholes in its teacher misconduct regime
Herrington: ‘We’ll miss targets if trusts act in their own interest’ Meeting literacy and numeracy targets will require academies’ and councils cooperating, says national schools commissioner
Teacher recruitment targets hiked as DfE predicts post-Covid exodus Ministers have repeatedly missed past targets, but slashed trainee bursaries during a short-lived Covid boom
Salary top-ups for new teachers boost retention rates by 23% Findings show bonuses can help fix staff shortages, researchers say, but one in five teachers still leave in some subjects