Whilst the initial plans to implement the EBacc were incredibly alarming, the loud and very public backlash also proved that Britain is proud to be the cultural capital of the world. We must now keep this momentum going and ensure that our teachers are delivering the arts in the classroom with as much passion and creativity as possible.

Thousands of budding teachers never make it into the classroom, according to new research. Many fail to finish training courses, while others strug...

Teachers will have to complete English essays and answer questions on maths topics including algebra before they can start training, it has been annou...

The Department for Education is to increase the difficulty of teacher training literacy and numeracy tests in an attempt to ensure the highest quality...

The unemployment landscape looks bleak. Teachers are struggling to find jobs, just like any other professionals, despite the government's drive to bui...

Teachers should not spend unpaid overtime completing unnecessary paperwork, Schools Minister Nick Gibb announced on Monday, after an MP compared them ...

Outstanding staff who exceed performance standards could be crowned 'Master Teachers' if plans to overhaul the current reward system are approved. ...

A selected group of trainee teachers will be eligible for bursaries of up to £20,000 under a new scheme unveiled by education secretary Michael Gove....

Figures showing one in five trainee teachers cannot spell or do simple sums, with one student taking an exam 37 times before they passed, have raised ...

Tougher training should be given to teachers in a bid to raise standards in the classroom, an education watchdog has proposed. The guidelines, draw...