GCSE results across the UK have shown significant shifts in the last five years. For teachers, school leadership, and education recruitment professionals, the question is whether the current lower outcomes are simply a legacy of the COVID pandemic or whether…
Lockdown drills are becoming more common in UK schools. Much like fire drills, they are designed to prepare pupils and staff for rare but high-impact situations. For teachers, school leadership, and education recruitment professionals, these drills raise important questions. Are…
Starting out as an Early Career Teacher (ECT) is both exciting and challenging. September brings not only a new academic year but also the beginning of a teacher’s professional journey. For schools, school leadership, and education recruitment partners, supporting ECTs…
The role of a teacher has always been central to shaping young minds, but in recent years, the UK has faced an increasing teacher shortage. Rising workloads, recruitment challenges, and growing student numbers are putting pressure on schools to find…
Every year, student exams take centre stage in schools across the UK, shaping academic pathways and future opportunities. The release of A-Level results and GCSE results marks a significant milestone for students, teachers, and school leaders. For some, it is…
The idea of a 4-day working week for teachers in the UK is gaining attention across the education sector. With teacher retention under pressure and workload concerns dominating staff surveys, schools are exploring creative ways to attract and keep great…
