On International Women’s Day, Paul Whiteman, general secretary of the NAHT has said that there is still a way to go when it comes to tackling inequity in pay and opportunities.

Sport needs to be carried out in a supportive environment and seen as an intrinsic part of school life to prevent girls from losing interest, a leading sporting academic has said.

The government has submitted evidence to the School Teachers' Review Body (STRB), saying that a significant pay rise is needed to recruit and retain staff in education.

In findings released by The Key, the majority (78%) of trust leaders surveyed say they are planning to grow their trust in 2022.

The Stronger Than Hate Challenge, which can be self-guided or teacher-led, provides students with a platform to address key issues in their communities.

Over 10 employers have partnered with charity Speakers for Schools to introduce STEM-related careers to 1,000 female students in Northern Ireland.

The bilingual educational resources company will ensure a range of Welsh and bilingual language resources are available to support the new Curriculum for Wales.

A review of recent research on future employment skills suggests problem-solving, critical thinking and communication will become increasingly essential in the next 15 years.

Ofsted has published its new framework and handbook for inspecting lead providers of the DfE’s two new professional development programmes for teachers.

The plans proposed will ensure all qualifications meet a high bar before being approved for any public funding, and provide the skills employers and individuals need to get ahead.

A new event showcasing the new world of esports will be unveiled at Bett 2022, which is being held on 23-25th March at Excel London.

Projects aim to increase capacity in Welsh-medium schools, establishing new Welsh-medium provision and supporting early language immersion.

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