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A teaching union has called for the return of pupils to school in January to be “staggered”. It is among a range of measures suggested by NASUWT in a letter to Education Minister Michelle McIlveen. […]

Teenagers in England will be given advance warning of some exam content next year because of disruption caused by Covid, the government says. New plans also say GCSE and A-level students should sit three sets […]

The registration of new teachers in Northern Ireland is “threatened with increasing delays” due to a lack of staff at the body which registers them. If a teacher wants to be employed in a school […]

A “large scale change” is still needed to protect vulnerable children in Nottingham, says the city council. In 2018, children’s services in the city were given a “requires improvement” rating by Ofsted. On another visit […]

Classrooms in England need air filters and monitoring devices fitted to protect children from Covid-19 and avoid further disruption to their learning, school unions have told the education secretary, Gavin Williamson. The seven unions – […]

The government has come under fire over plans for a radical overhaul of teacher training, described by critics as “a wrecking ball” which could jeopardise the supply of teachers for years to….. Read More

Schoolchildren in England may no longer have to self-isolate after coming into contact with someone who is Covid positive, ministers are expected to announce. The current system of “bubbles” of pupils – who quarantine at home if […]

Ontario will offer online learning for the next school year, Education Minister Stephen Lecce said Tuesday, though he offered no news about whether or not students might return to in-person classes this spring. At a news conference […]