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Teachers in the UK should be permitted to work from home – Education Secretary
Bridget Phillipson spoke to the Observer about offering more flexibility in the profession.
Teaching union to ballot members over potential strike action in Glasgow
Glasgow City Council has been urged to reverse cuts to education.
Disruptive pupils’ parents should be forced to co-operate with schools – report
Teachers should be able to escalate concerns to other agencies on ‘safeguarding grounds’ when families refuse to co-operate, a report has suggested.
Primary school teacher trainee numbers have fallen, Government figures show
Labour’s manifesto pledge to recruit 6,500 new teachers may be difficult to achieve, education experts have warned.
Sixth form college teachers to begin strike action in pay dispute
National Education Union members across 32 sixth form colleges in England will stage their first walkout with two more days planned for next week.
Just 18% of teachers think phone ban would improve pupil behaviour – poll
The findings come after a Labour MP called for a legal requirement to be introduced so schools in England are mobile-free zones.
Teaching union says educational reforms ‘must be implemented in full’
Delegates from the Association of School and College Leaders union will meet in Belfast today
Teachers warn of further strike action just months after accepting pay increase
Unions representing majority of teachers in Northern Ireland are to ballot members on strike action
Sixth form teachers in 32 colleges will go on strike from November over pay
The National Education Union has announced three days of walkouts by members in November and December.
Sixth form college teachers back strike action in pay dispute
The National Education Union passed the 50% ballot turnout at 32 sixth form colleges across England.