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One in four students say AI ‘makes it too easy’ for them to find answersPupils fear that using artificial intelligence is eroding their ability to study, with many complaining it makes schoolwork “too easy” and others saying it limits their creativity …
Exclusive: Reform UK leader, speaking at event for private US college, also claimed the ‘Marxist left’ controls educationNigel Farage has claimed teachers would go on strike within weeks of a Reform UK election win, and accused them of “poisoning our k…
Recruitment report identifies sharp rise in vacancies for warehouse staff and cleaners but large fall in graduate opportunitiesEditorial: AI and jobs: tech revolution should be for the many not the fewGraduates fresh from university will find it diffic…
Michael Bene is repaying £763 ‘advance’ despite evidence he did not attend face-to-face verification interviewA special needs teacher has spent almost a year trying to clear his name after a fraudulent universal credit claim was made using his identity…
Current and retired staff complain about delays, backlogs and poor communication at Teachers’ PensionsTeachers who retired this summer have been left waiting for pension payments they were supposed to receive at the start of September, with some saying…
Exclusive: Research finds more than 1,000 schools have suffered cumulative real-terms cuts in excess of £1m eachSchool leaders in England are having to double up as caretakers and lollipop men and women as funding “hits rock bottom”, teaching unions ha…
Unions and headteachers say ‘Nando’s-style’ scorecard is worse than schools watchdog’s current regimeEngland’s schools watchdog, Ofsted, is to press ahead with the introduction of its new inspection regime in November, including a colour-coded report c…
In today’s newsletter: Poor teacher recruitment and retainment puts children on the back foot before they barely step in the classroomGood morning. It’s back-to-school week, and the daily ritual (or, perhaps, panic) begins as uniforms are being donned …
Institute of Physics says ‘critical’ shortage means 700,000 pupils are deprived of a subject specialistA quarter of state secondary schools in England will start the new term with no dedicated physics teacher, with schools in poorer areas worst affecte…
Educating Yorkshire Part 2 shows inspirational teachers negotiating challenges in young people’s lives“Basically, there’s summat wrong with me. I’m like … a psychopath. Genuinely!” A teenage girl with the face of an angel is confiding in Mr Wilson, one…