Worcester schools enjoy lowest cost recruitment
Worcester LA, who advertise over 1,500 school vacancies per year online, are saving thousands of pounds for their schools for the 17th year.
Pinning our hopes on Hammond
Welsh schools have been left £130m short of what’s needed to maintain school services and teacher numbers
The school funding crisis: more parents donating cash to child's school
Over four in ten (43%) parents told the charity that they’ve been asked to make regular financial contributions for ‘Little extras’
More help for teachers to stay in the profession
The R&R strategy is the first of its kind in England and should overhaul the profession by relieving traditional burdens on teachers, like marking and lesson planning
Surge of British schools opening in China
A record 14 British school branches are expected to open in 2018, reveals the British Independent Schools In China Report
eTeach sponsors Abby Miles for 2019
A huge welcome to Abby Miles, for whom eTeach are very pleased to be ‘kit sponsor', after she was selected for the England U21 Netball team at the 2019 Indoor World Cup in South Africa in August.
Brexit uncertainty fuelling staffing crisis
The unrelenting uncertainty surrounding Brexit is having a profound impact across many sectors – education being one of them.
Wales spring term news
Teachers and school leaders in Wales are back at work and the Spring term will see the appearance of several significant official publications.
Teachers excluded in new VISA rules
New visa rules for immigrants have been announced, but low salaries in teaching mean that many desperately-needed international teachers will still not be eligible to teach in the UK.
Brexit and the future of MFL Education: a 5-part breakdown
This constant uncertainty is already placing a strain on several of the UK’s sectors, with EU staff leaving their posts, worries about skills-shortages widening and concerns over funding.
What can your school learn about better recruitment from the new government report on sustainable practice?
The government have examined how MATS and federations work to recruit, develop and retain quality staff.
LGA say ‘One Size does not fit all and SEND the biggest loser’
Lack of funding is just one of a myriad of pressures schools across the UK are facing.
