Cerys Turner

The government has told the School Teachers’ Review Body how much teachers should receive up to 2029

The government has proposed that teachers get a 6.5 per cent pay award over the next three years. Tes sets out all you need to know about the DfE’s provisional offer

Teacher pay review process ‘undermined’ by the government’s late submission of evidence, warn unions

The judicial review was made against the formation of Oak National Academy as an arm’s-length body of the Department for Education

DfE consultation proposes removing the subsidy currently being given to independent schools for Ofsted inspections

Internal truancy is a drain on teachers’ time and resources, harms pupils’ life chances - and could be about to get worse, a Tes investigation reveals

Almost half of teachers have had no support from their school in using artificial intelligence in the classroom, research shows

The disadvantage-related attainment gap in achieving the top grade at A level has been revealed by Teach First research

Pupil absence because of illness is just as detrimental to academic achievement as unauthorised absence, according to new research

Watchdog confirms it will use the new inspection framework in monitoring visits to assess schools that it has told to improve under the current framework

The DfE has released data for the 2023-24 initial teacher training performance profiles

The school inspectorate has published its report and accounts for the 2024-25 academic year - here’s what you need to know

Sir Martyn Oliver says he’s sorry that schools will get less than a term’s notice before new-style inspections with report cards are introduced

International trainees and teachers are helping to tackle England’s recruitment crisis, but those who move here face huge obstacles. Cerys Turner explores why this is - and what should be done about it

Ofsted releases information for schools on how it will look at the effect of artificial intelligence on teaching and learning - but says it does not yet have enough evidence to define good use of AI

Watchdog announces change to ensure that inspection teams have experience of the type of setting they are inspecting, in response to concerns raised in consultation

ASCL and NAHT set out ‘unprecedented step’ being considered in letter to education secretary

Giving schools less than a term’s notice of a new inspection framework is ‘entirely unjustifiable’, unions warn the education secretary

The outgoing chief executive of Teach First reflects on his time leading the teacher training charity, how the government could improve recruitment and why it’s not always bad if graduates leave the profession

Former chief inspector, who led a major review into Ofsted, has been selected as chair of the schools watchdog