The National Children’s Bureau is calling on the government to identify and support children who drop out of education.
A new book which explains the main issues of Brexit to young readers has been released by children’s publisher, Raintree.
According to research by Cambridge University, encouragement from teachers helps to keep pupils engaged with education after the age of 16.
The Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) has been questioned over whether it is paying teachers less than minimum and living wage for marking.
The Greenwood Academies Trust is set to lose two of its schools following criticism from Ofsted.
A behaviour expert has released guidance for teachers on how to deal with disruption in class.
Each council in Wales is set to receive an extra £10,000 to buy musical instruments for pupils.
In a bid to generate funds, schools leaders have been letting facilities, hosting weddings and setting up nurseries, according to new research.
Forty ex-teachers are on the path back to teaching following a campaign which aims to tackle school recruitment challenges in Essex.
The Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) and the National Union of Teachers (NUT) has voted in favour of joining to form a new union.
Research released by charity, The Challenge, has shown that thousands of schools across England are segregated along ethnic and socio-economic lines.
Figures released from the admissions service Ucas has shown that the number of people training to be teachers has dropped by 6.9 per cent.
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