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Ruth Perry was the headteacher at Caversham Primary School (Photo: Brighter Futures for Children)

Ofsted changes being considered after death of headteacher Sam Johnson

Teachers have warned of another fresh wave of strikes in July if the government does not meet their demands on pay. (Photo by Hesther Ng/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Review body recommends teachers get 6.5% pay rise Rahmah Ghazali

Teachers have warned of another fresh wave of strikes in July if the government does not meet their demands on pay. (Photo by Hesther Ng/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Teachers to strike if pay dispute remains unresolved Rahmah Ghazali

Minister for Schools Nick Gibb is going to look into Year 6 SATs following concerns the reading exam was too difficult

Year 6 SATs exams to be looked into by schools minister Chloe Clarke

Teachers and senior doctors will ballot in their dispute with the government over pay, which will likely see a fresh round of strikes.  (Photo by Hesther Ng/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Teachers and senior doctors to ballot for fresh strikes Rahmah Ghazali

Three teachers and a 14-year-old pupil have been injured in a disturbance at Johnstone High School in Renfrewshire.

Pupil and teachers taken to hospital after ‘disturbance’ at UK school Sophie Wills

 A primary school head teacher has demanded SATs be scrapped over pressure on pupils. (Photo by Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)

Head teacher demands SATs scrapped over pressure on children Rahmah Ghazali

The awards will be presented in June

Peterlee's Endeavour Academy in line for top national award Kevin Clark

Thousands of teacher members from the National Education Union held an industrial action on May 2 in a pay dispute with the UK government. (Photo by Hesther Ng/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Union warns of lengthy teacher strikes into next year Rahmah Ghazali

Teachers from the National Education Union demonstrate in central Middlesbrough as part of a further day of industrial action by teachers on April 27, 2023 in Middlesbrough, England. There were widespread school closures in England as members of the National Education Union (NEU) went on strike for a fourth day this year. A fifth strike day is scheduled for May 2. (Photo by Ian Forsyth/Getty Images)

All state schools in England could be closed due to strikes Rahmah Ghazali

Teachers are striking again. Credit: OLI SCARFF/AFP via Getty Images

When and where teachers’ strikes are happening and if schools close Dennis Morton

Midwives in England vote to accept government pay offer Beth Franklin

CHILDLINE: Teachers are at the front line of keeping young people safe Darren Worth

Rishi Sunak will review England’s ‘anti-maths mindset’

Rishi Sunak sets up ‘costly’ review into ‘anti-maths mindset’ Charlotte Hawes

Ruth Perry was the headteacher at Caversham Primary School (Photo: Brighter Futures for Children)

NASUWT votes in favour of abolishing Ofsted after teacher’s death Rahmah Ghazali

Teachers and members of the National Education Union (NEU) hold placards during a demonstration called by the NEU trade unions in the streets of Reading, on February 1, 2023 during a national strike day.  (Photo by Adrian DENNIS / AFP) (Photo by ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP via Getty Images)

Teachers reject new pay offer - fresh strikes fear Patrick Hollis

Network has partnered with train operator Northern, to offer keyworker discounts on Advance Purchase tickets

New 25% Northern discount announced for key workers Beth Franklin

Ruth Perry was the headteacher at Caversham Primary School (Photo: Brighter Futures for Children)

Ofsted defends school inspections despite backlash Rahmah Ghazali

Teachers are  among just one of the many professions striking

Who is striking and when in 2023? Chloe Clarke

Teachers from St Robert of Newminster Catholic School and Sixth Form College on the picket line.

Under-funding is damaging education and 'breaking our hearts' say teachers Neil Fatkin

RMT general secretary Mick Lynch (centre) on an RMT picket line during January’s strike (Photo by DANIEL LEAL/AFP via Getty Images)

Who is on strike today? Teachers & junior doctors included Patrick Hollis

Farringdon Community Academy has been judged as requiring improvement following its latest Ofsted inspection.

'Must do better', say Ofsted inspectors Neil Fatkin

Rail workers will stage a series of fresh strikes in March and April (Photo: Getty Images)

Strike action taking place in March 2023 in the UK - including NEU Patrick Hollis

Children on World Book Day.

Teachers strikes fall on same day as World Book Day Sophie Wills

World Book Day 2023 is coming - everything you need to know Daniel Mcneil

MPs have been given a 2.9% pay rise, starting from April 1.

MPs to get 2.9% pay rise, taking salaries to over £86,000 Sophie Wills

St John’s Green Primary School in Colchester said they were forced to sack staff as they could no longer cope with the rising costs of energy bills.

Teachers and staff of UK school fired after energy bills soar Rahmah Ghazali

Teachers on the picket line outside of Southmoor Academy. 

Picture by FRANK REID

Readers give mixed response to city’s teachers going on strike Neil Fatkin

Teachers on the picket line outside of Southmoor Academy. 

Picture by FRANK REID

'Give schools the funding they deserve' say striking teachers Neil Fatkin

A driver supporting the NEU strike action (Photo: Getty)

200,000 teachers to strike over next three days Patrick Hollis

 Representatives of National Education Union (NEU), Communication Workers Union (CWU) and the public-service union Unison join a rally by the University and College Union (UCU).

UK mass strike will see half a million workers walk out today Sophie Wills

LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 17:  Education Secretary Gillian Keegan leaves following the weekly cabinet meeting at 10 Downing Street on January 17, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Education secretary fails to reach agreement with teachers union Patrick Hollis

Who is striking in February 2023? Full list of all industrial action Ethan Evans

Teachers from the NEU in England and Wales will take strike action on a total of seven dates.

When are teachers across England and Wales taking strike action? Dennis Morton

Teachers in England and Wales will strike for seven days over February and March

Teachers in England and Wales vote in favour of strike action Sam Johnson

Schools in Scotland are set to close in January as teachers prepare to walk out again in pay dispute.  Picture: Lisa Ferguson.

Schools in England and Wales to shut if teachers take strike action Beth Franklin

Pupils enjoying school dinners

Teachers organisations join Jamie Oliver call for free school meals Dennis Morton

Southwick Community Primary School has been judged as good by Ofsted following its latest inspection.

Sunderland school described as a ‘happy place’ judged good by Ofsted Neil Fatkin

St Aidan's Catholic Academy headteacher Glenn Sanderson has been giving his five top tips for youngsters ahead of GCSE results day.

Top five tips for youngsters ahead of GCSE results day Neil Fatkin

For many people the positive impact their teachers had on them is never forgotten (photo: Adobe)

School's out for summer: teachers leave lasting impression Fiona Evans

Children at Diamond Hall Junior Academy enjoying reading which Ofsted inspectors said had been "made a priority" at the school.

Academy leaders ‘thrilled’ after good Ofsted judgement Neil Fatkin

Fulwell Junior School children and headteacher Peter Speck celebrate their outstanding Ofsted report.

‘No ordinary school’ Neil Fatkin

Mike Donnelly, Managing Director of Premier Teachers and Patrick Melia, Chief Executive of Sunderland City Council.

From the battlefield to the classroom Neil Fatkin

Families across the North East have been having their say on the school holidays - and if or how they should change. Picture: Nathan Stirk/Getty Images.

North East families have their say on how school holidays should change Debra Fox

Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images.

Teachers fear Sunderland's Covid recovery could take a decade Nic Marko

CHILDLINE ADVICE: ‘We hope to count on schools to help support Number Day’ By The Newsroom

A survey carried out by the country's largest teaching union, the NASUWT, has revealed an insight into the damaging impact of rocketing Covid rates on the region's schools.

Survey gives insight into impact rocketing Covid rates are having on schools Neil Fatkin

Dealing with the complex issue of children's mental health is becoming an increasing concern for schools.

School takes action to support children with mental health difficulties Neil Fatkin

(Photo: Shutterstock)

The climate crisis is scary - how do we tell our kids about it? Fiona Evans

Children at Ryhope Infant School Academy recreated the pit pony after it was stolen. (Photo by Digifin)

Ryhope School recreate village pit pony after statue was stolen Georgina Cutler

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