Teaching
Discover the latest trends, research, and best practices in teaching and learning. From curriculum updates and innovative classroom strategies to the role of technology in education, we provide actionable insights for teachers and school leaders to enhance student outcomes.
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Nov- 2025 -18 November
Staff wellbeing in education sector falls to lowest level since 2019
Staff wellbeing across the education sector has fallen to its lowest level since 2019, according to new research from Education Support, which has called for a government retention strategy centred on workforce wellbeing. The charity’s ninth Teacher Wellbeing Index, which was released today (18 November), reports that education staff continue…
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3 November
Teachers at Kettering school strike over ‘adverse’ management
Members of NASUWT-The Teachers’ Union at Meadowside Primary School in Kettering are set to strike over “adverse” management practices which are affecting teachers’ health and working conditions.They will be taking the first of six planned days of strike action tomorrow (4 November). NASUWT said the teachers are facing “excessive workload,…
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Oct- 2025 -31 October
Govt proposes 6.5% teacher pay rise spread over three years
The government has recommended a 6.5% pay increase for teachers, spread over the next three years, in its latest submission to the School Teachers’ Review Body (STRB). In written evidence, the Department for Education (DfE) said the proposed award, covering 2026-27 to 2028-29, would be “appropriate” and weighted towards the…
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30 October
NASUWT Scotland to ballot members over lack of progress on class time pledge
Members of NASUWT – The Teachers’ Union in Scotland will be balloted for industrial action following a lack of progress on a pledge to reduce class contact time for teachers. The union said the move follows the “failure” of the Scottish Government to make “significant progress” on its manifesto commitment…
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29 October
Disadvantaged schools face steep recruitment challenges, EEF study finds
Schools serving disadvantaged communities face “significant” barriers in attracting teachers, particularly at secondary level, with many recruitment incentives proving costly, new research has found. According to a new study published by the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) and led by Teacher Tapp co-founder professor Becky Allen, teachers, on average, require a…
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24 October
NEU and ASCL to formally support NAHT’s legal action against Ofsted
The National Education Union (NEU) and the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) have confirmed their formal support of NAHT’s legal action against Ofsted and its proposed new framework. Both unions have agreed to provide witness statements and said they will support NAHT’s judicial review going forward. NAHT launched…
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22 October
CPD training inadequate despite £1bn annual spend, report finds
Around £1bn is spent each year on teacher professional development in England, but only a quarter of teachers believe their training “adequately takes pupil needs into account”, according to a new report by the Teacher Development Trust.The study, ‘Teacher Development: The CPD Landscape in 2025’, surveyed more than 1,000 teachers…
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20 October
OfS consults on revised teaching framework
The Office for Students (OfS) has launched a consultation on plans to overhaul the way teaching quality is assessed across English universities and colleges. Under the proposals, the OfS said it intends to combine its current quality monitoring work with the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) into a single system. The…
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17 October
OfS investigates Fairfield-Bath Spa partnership
The Office for Students (OfS) has opened an investigation into Fairfield School of Business and Bath Spa University, focusing on the quality and management of courses delivered under a partnership between the two institutions. The regulator announced that the inquiry relates to Bath Spa University students taught by Fairfield School…
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15 October
Most secondary teachers say misogyny in schools has worsened, poll finds
The majority of secondary school teachers believe that misogynistic attitudes in schools have “worsened”, according to a new poll by YouGov. The survey of more than 1,000 teachers found that two-thirds of those working in secondary schools see misogynistic behaviour among boys as a problem, with 16% describing it as…
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