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The Educational Institute of Scotland says short-term temporary contracts are driving new teachers away from the industry.

Union officials say they would "oppose any school closures on purely financial grounds"

EIS members at Edinburgh College also began industrial action in response to compulsory redundancies

Lecturers belonging to the union EIS-FELA have been taking strike action over pay.

The Economic Intelligence Service (EIS), a research arm of the Thailand Development Research Institute (TDRI), forecasts a better second half for the Thai economy, driven by increased tourism and domestic consumption, although the political instability would need to be monitored.

Andrea Bradley made clear the rise in violence is a 'consequence of not listening to the voices of teachers as they’ve called for more support for children and young people whose mental health is fragile'.

Increasing violence in Scotland’s classrooms is the result of ministers not listening to demands for extra support to be given to children, the…

An ABC analysis uncovers several examples of project approval being granted to coalmines based on environmental assessments that contained significant underestimates of their greenhouse gas pollution.

EXCLUSIVE: Local authorities fear the policy on learning hours could lead to cuts elsewhere in already stretched education budgets.

A new Educational Institute of Scotland survey has looked into trends in "dysregulated behaviour" in the classroom

Unions have accused the council of 'passing the buck' for cuts on to head teachers