The NEU and NSPCC are calling on the government to make sure schools are ready to begin teaching relationships and sex education lessons in 2020 As reported by Nursery World, a quarter of teachers don’t [read more]
The NEU has revealed the results of its supply teachers’ survey The National Education Union’s (NEU) latest survey of supply teachers shows that, despite a teacher shortage and the government’s efforts to regulate the supply [read more]
New data shows that the retention rate of teachers has got worse Retention rates for new teachers have worsened, according to new Department for Education data. Only 84.7% of the teachers who qualified in 2017 [read more]
A new report shows that secondary school teachers want to be able to work more flexibly As reported by the BBC, secondary school teachers want to be able to work more flexibly, according to a [read more]
A school in Brighton is hoping to raise £30,000 in order to allow it to keep one of its beloved teachers, according to The Argus A teacher at Middle Street Primary school, who is responsible [read more]
A new alternative provision school in Hull has big plans for its pupils and the future The Hull Daily Mail spoke to the head of an alternative provision school to talk about what Aspire Academy [read more]
The BBC has reported that Caribbean children of colour have been receiving a watered-down version of the correct education due to mistakenly being identified as having special needs A study undertaken by a team at [read more]
As reported by the BBC, deaf children are falling behind their peers in school due to a lack of support New analysis by the National Deaf Children’s Society (NCDS) shows that deaf children are falling [read more]
The deadline to become part of the government’s tailored support programme is 8 February. The programme aims to support schools suffering recruitment and retention challenges by deploying mentors who help early careers teachers to develop. [read more]
The NEU surveyed tens of thousands of teachers to discover whether they were satisfied with their pay or not; unsurprisingly, the answer is no Almost 34,000 teachers have responded to a National Education Union pay [read more]
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