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NFER says pupil behaviour, stagnant pay and inflexible working practices contributing to exodus from workforce

The Government has a ‘now or never’ moment to demonstrate that it will deliver its pledge to recruit 6,500 new teachers, the NFER has said.

The money has been withheld for two months and I’m struggling financially

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Shadow education secretary Laura Trott said the proposed report cards system will be ‘slower and weaker’.

Bridget Phillipson rejected criticism of her plans to revamp inspections with a new ‘report card’ style scale.

More than half of 341 franchised institutions are unregistered with the Office for Students, the DfE said.

A group of MPs has delivered a blistering verdict on the state special educational needs in England. In a new report, the public accounts committee call the system “unaffordable” and warn that the Department for Education (DfE) “risks a lost generation of children leaving school without receiving the help they…

It comes as parents face higher fines this academic year if they take their children out of class without permission.