Academics at Manchester Metropolitan University found that the resilience of teachers was influenced more by how a school is run and its culture than internal and personal factors
Where flexible working requests had been declined, the most common reason given by senior leaders was not being able to organise work amongst existing staff or timetabling issues
The funding from the £5 million Taking Teaching Further programme will support 45 further education providers to recruit experienced industry professionals
Maths and physics teachers that are early in their career in the North East, Yorkshire & the Humber and Opportunity Areas will receive £2,000 to encourage them to stay in the profession.
Earlier this year, Education Secretary Damian Hinds pledged to tackle teacher workload, drive recruitment and boost the retention of teachers. We look at what the DfE is doing to achieve these aims
Now Teach, Cognition Education and The Brilliant Club will receive a share of £10.7million government money to recruit professionals and graduates into schools over the next two years.