What will the early career framework mean to schools and how will it impact recruitment and retention? Emma Hollis, executive director of the National Association of School-Based Teacher Trainers (NASBTT), investigates What are the key [FIND OUT MORE]
With a severe shortage of teachers across the country and rising pupil numbers, it’s essential schools find alternative ways to get teachers into their classrooms. Here, we speak with Ashcroft High School’s business manager, Julie [FIND OUT MORE]
According to the NEU’s latest report, the majority of teaching staff considered leaving teaching last year, 2017, due to overwhelming pressure A new report from the National Education Union – entitled Teachers and workload – shows that [FIND OUT MORE]
New study suggests that teachers who antagonise or belittle students can have a negative impact on their education Teachers who antagonise their students by belittling them, showing favouritism, or criticising their contributions can damage students’ learning [FIND OUT MORE]
A new survey by the NEU suggests that the government is the greatest driver for the increase of teacher workload Almost half (47%) of teachers believe the government and Ofsted are responsible for an increase [FIND OUT MORE]
Schools are being forced to cast their recruitment net ever wider. Attracting and securing teachers that are the right fit for your school starts long before you advertise a position; it’s about building the reputation [FIND OUT MORE]
Recently we spoke to Justin Smith, director of marketing and management at Wymondham College, Norfolk, about successful school marketing campaigns and how to attract the very best teaching talent What would you say are the [FIND OUT MORE]
Credit: This story was first seen on The Telegraph A teacher at one of Britain’s best private schools has been sacked for sending inappropriate messages to young girls, The Telegraph reports. Thomas Laessing, a mathematics [FIND OUT MORE]
Credit: This story was first seen on the Oxford Times Girls are more likely to enjoy and excel at sport if they attend a single-sex school, a top Oxford headteacher has said, the Oxford Times [FIND OUT MORE]
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