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Government faces questions about why landmark 'working lives' survey still hasn't been published
The government has set out its stance on the use of generative AI in education
Education secretary believes artificial intelligence will 'reduce drain of tasks on teachers' time'
Over 1.1m places have been created since 2010, but pupil numbers are expected to drop by over 900,000 in...
New report shows primary applications have plunged, with 14 of 17 secondary subjects on track to underrecruit
Part-time roles and emphasising the 'social value' of maths teaching could help recruitment woes, Charlie Stripp said
The Education Committee is set to investigate the driving factors behind chronic teacher shortages as part of a new...
One school has reduced its spend from £461,665 to £5,621 in four years
