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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…
Youth Endowment Fund says specialised lessons needed to tackle issues such as abuse, consent and coercionA thinktank is calling for schools to appoint relationship violence prevention leaders, modelled on the success of mental health coordinators, as t…
Initial training to be offered in north-west England, as report shows disparities in access to the subjectThe Bank of England is backing a drive to put more economics teachers into state schools, as a report has revealed young people from disadvantaged…
NASUWT reopens nominations to post of general secretary after failing to follow own rules in picking Matt WrackA teaching union has agreed to pay £78,000 in legal costs after being forced to withdraw its controversial appointment of Matt Wrack as gener…
Sources say pay increases will not be covered by borrowing and must come from existing budgets, setting up potential for strikesPay rises for NHS staff and teachers must be paid from existing budgets, the Treasury has warned, setting up the potential f…
NASUWT reopens general secretary nominations after flaws allowed leftwinger’s selection to be unopposed as executive’s ‘preferred candidate’The NASUWT teaching union has been forced to backpedal on its controversial appointment of Matt Wrack as general…
Appointment of leftwinger with no teaching background is controversial in traditionally moderate NASUWTUK politics live – latest updatesThe leadership of the NASUWT teaching union has been thrown into doubt after a legal challenge was issued over its a…
A survey of more than 14,000 staff also found schools having to step in to provide basic household itemsA third of school staff have seen “physical underdevelopment” in students due to poverty, with schools in England stretching their budgets to buy ba…
National Education Union calls Reform UK ‘far-right and racist’ as it pledges funds to opposite Reform in electionsThe UK’s largest teaching union has called Reform UK “far-right and racist”, and its leader has dismissed Nigel Farage as “a poundshop Do…