The long-awaited summer holidays are finally upon us, we hope you’ve all had a great school year! As the summer break sees many of you away on annual leave for at least part of the [read more]

The secretary of state for education has confirmed that a pay rise for teachers will occur, with £508m in funding being promised; education unions have, however, called it a “short-term solution” The UK government has [read more]

Research from Affinity Workforce suggests that teachers simply don’t know enough about MATs to understand whether or not they offer attractive advantages New research shows that the majority of teachers can’t see the benefits of [read more]

The DfE has released the three stages of its workload management toolkit, developed by school leaders and teachers to help identify and manage workload issues in schools The government has released its toolkit aimed at [read more]

With public money comes public accountability. In the June/July issue of Education Executive two of our contributors explored the stipulations and considerations associated with spending public money as well as addressing questions of accountability and compliant procurement Last week, Sue Birchall, [read more]

CREDIT: This story was originally seen on BBC.co.uk Challenger for the leadership of Plaid Cymru, Adam Price, has stated that he aims to introduce a 1p income tax rise in order to boost Welsh education [read more]