As teacher recruitment reaches its busiest point of the year, new national research from Teaching Vacancies reveals a clear shift in what teachers value most when choosing a job
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Education Business LIVE Conference & Exhibition tackled some of the most pressing issues facing education - from SEND reform and teacher training to artificial intelligence and school inspections
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With PE the most commonly dropped subject, we explores what challenges schools face in protecting PE and how to make provision flourish
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With the advancement of classroom technology and AI, the education sector is entering a pivotal moment in how technology shapes teaching, learning and assessment
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With the launch of the government’s Education Estates Strategy, many school leaders will be taking on a building project for the first time. Glen Moorley explains how to make it a success
Latest News
22/04/2026 - 09:28
School food improvement programme Nourish is set to launch in Cumberland in 2026, working with schools to improve the quality and culture of food throughout the school day
21/04/2026 - 07:18
The government has announced a series of new measures aimed at strengthening freedom of speech and academic freedom across universities
20/04/2026 - 11:50
A creative careers programme which aims to inspire young people to explore careers across the creative industries has reached 210,000 young people since 2023.
20/04/2026 - 09:19
The Education Committee has published the government’s response to its report on improving the school estate and dealing with RAAC.
17/04/2026 - 10:24
The government is inviting EdTech companies and AI labs to develop AI tutoring tools, in collaboration with teachers, to ensure they support classroom practice.
17/04/2026 - 09:53
The government has rolled out new guidance and practical advice to help families get children ready for school
16/04/2026 - 12:03
Job adverts for secondary school teaching roles have dropped to their lowest level in nine years, raising fresh concerns about teacher recruitment in England.
16/04/2026 - 10:42
Ofqual has fined Cambridge OCR £270,000 for errors relating to A and AS Level physics exam papers in summer 2025.
Features
As teacher recruitment reaches its busiest point of the year, new national research from Teaching Vacancies reveals a clear shift in what teachers value most when choosing a job
Education Business LIVE Conference & Exhibition tackled some of the most pressing issues facing education - from SEND reform and teacher training to artificial intelligence and school inspections
With PE the most commonly dropped subject, we explores what challenges schools face in protecting PE and how to make provision flourish
With the advancement of classroom technology and AI, the education sector is entering a pivotal moment in how technology shapes teaching, learning and assessment
With the launch of the government’s Education Estates Strategy, many school leaders will be taking on a building project for the first time. Glen Moorley explains how to make it a success
SAPCA's Richard Shaw outlines why a proactive, well-planned maintenance regime is essential to protect the performance, safety and long-term investment of artificial sports surfaces
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28/04/2026 to 30/04/2026
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