Live it
Flexible working; keeping teachers in the profession
With more than 80% of teachers considering leaving the profession due to workload pressure, according to a recent National keep reading
retention
Management & HR
NEU's teacher workload survey results revealed
The NEU has discovered that the government and Ofsted must do more to help lessen teacher workload, as teachers continue keep reading
Blog
Future fit; a positive view to the new academic year
In the February issue of EdExec we considered SBL recruitment and retention and asked if a crisis is looming. Well, there keep reading
Management & HR
What teachers want: how to get more beating a path to your door
Essential to every school is a body of excellent educators; however, recruitment and retention aren’t always easy and, over the keep reading
Leadership
Almost a third of headteachers now leave within three years, official data shows
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Telegraph Headteachers are leaving the profession in droves, as official figures show keep reading
Progression
Succession planning; skills today, for tomorrow
Succession planning is essential to ensuring effective leadership throughout the school eco-system; integral to this is having a plan that extends into keep reading
Management & HR
Teaching union calls for five per cent pay rise with possible strike backing
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Guardian National Union of Teachers asks for staff pay increase after NHS keep reading
Management & HR
New research suggests reducing working hours will tackle teacher retention
National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) releases report comparing recruitment and retention figures for teaching, nursing and the police – keep reading
News
DfE to pilot schools supporting teachers' return to the classroom
The DfE is plans to test approaches to support teachers returning to work in schools in the West Midlands and keep reading
Management & HR
ASCL survey reveals soaring cost of supply teachers
A survey of secondary school headteachers has found that more than 70% have increased their spending on agency supply teachers keep reading
