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.

Ofqual urged an exam board to alter its GCSE English grade boundaries just two weeks before the results were published. Leaked letters show the reg...

Schools could be putting pupils' personal data at risk by failing to store it securely, according to new research. The study suggests that schools ...

As strange as it may seem considering the summer the UK is experiencing, PE teachers are being urged to take more responsibility in protecting childre...

Parents were left confused and angry the word "black" was replaced by "little" in the traditional nursery rhyme Baa Baa Black Sheep during an Easter c...

Students at a high school in Sussex walked out of lessons in protest after two of their teachers took voluntary redundancy following budget cuts. H...

The Government has vowed to tackle "chronic" under-performance in primary education as official figures showed that more than 1,000 schools are failin...

A primary school head teacher "bullied and intimidated" staff and held "coke and doughnuts" sessions with pupils to encourage them to tell secrets abo...

Nearly a third of teachers have had a false allegation made against them, according to a teaching union survey. The teaching union Nasuwt partnere...

A teacher who was head of religious education at a Merseyside college has been suspended for six months after he encouraged his pupils to plagiarise f...

PRESS ASSOCIATION -- Teachers are under pressure to change pupils' marks to prove youngsters are making progress in class, research suggests. Resul...

The news this morning was dominated once again by the news that GCSE passes are excellent once again and many pupils have received very high grades, which always prompts the discussion about whether or not GCSE's are easier than O levels.

PRESS ASSOCIATION-- A school concerned about rising hemlines has become the latest to ban girls from wearing skirts. Northgate High School in Ipswi...

A primary school head teacher in London has been found guilty of engaging in a sexual act and watching porn in his office, where he could be seen from...

The National Union of Teachers believes in an education system that provides the best for all our children and for all our communities - a good local school for every child. Joined up thinking and democratic accountability are crucial but, as we approach the new school year, this vision is under renewed threat.