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Schools and parents tell of inexperienced and absent tutors, and slow refunds alongside repeated demands to pay for services never wanted or receivedIn April 2024, Hannah, a teacher in a Kent primary school where she is in charge of music, thought she …
Ruling dashes hopes of campaigners who argue booths are stressful and stigmatising for pupilsThe high court has upheld the use of isolation booths by schools in England, dashing the hopes of campaigners who argue they are stressful and stigmatising for…
Former leader of Fire Brigades Union secured 5,249 votes against Neil Butler after legal challenge to executive’s earlier decisionMatt Wrack, a former leader of the firefighters’ union, has been elected as permanent general secretary of the NASUWT teac…
Government says new guidance will challenge ‘manosphere’ myths as DfE reports epidemic-scale misogynySecondary school pupils in England are to be taught about “incel” culture and the links between pornography and misogyny as part of long-awaited statut…
Graduate recruiter says much use of AI goes undetected as specialist says half of candidates are now using itKey takeaways for graduates battling AI in the jobs marketGraduates share their job-hunting woes amid the AI falloutOne of the UK’s biggest rec…
Co-production was consciously embraced as an antidote to the politics of hatred, intolerance, and violence which often masquerade as deformed and distorted notions of love.
NASUWT appointed Matt Wrack unopposed, but Neil Butler has won right to run against former firefighters’ union leaderThe NASUWT teaching union will hold its first contested leadership election for a generation after a challenger emerged to Matt Wrack, …
Other NHS staff decry their award, while teachers are angered part of their pay rise will come from school budgetMinisters are bracing themselves for a potential wave of NHS strikes in England after doctors denounced pay rises of up to 5.4% this year a…
New study found a drop in enjoyment, trust and feelings of safety after year 7 and a largely positive primary experienceOne in four pupils in England “disengage” when they move up to secondary school, with enjoyment, trust and a sense of feeling safe d…
Wrack, whose appointment as NASUWT chief faced legal challenge, condemns ‘ludicrous’ efforts to undermine himThe head of a teaching union has said he plans to stay in post despite a “ludicrous” and “coordinated” attempt by political enemies to undermin…