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Competitive sport 'puts off pupils'
The majority of children would be happy to see the competitive element removed from school sport, a survey suggests.
Three Scots universities leave CBI
Three Scottish universities become the latest organisations to quit the CBI over its stance in the Scottish independence referendum debate.
Boycott call for early years tests
The National Union of Teachers has moved nearer a boycott of assessment checks for four year olds.
Teachers angry at online insults
Online social media is being misused to insult, intimidate and smear staff in schools, says a teachers' union.
Teachers vote for strike in June
National Union of Teachers' conference votes for a summer-term strike over pay and workload.
Wilshaw takes charge of Trojan Horse
Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw is to take personal charge of the watchdog's investigation into claims that a number of schools in Birmingham have been taken over by Muslim hardliners.
Menopause 'worse' in too warm schools
High temperatures, poor ventilation and lack of drinking water in schools make the menopause particularly tough for teachers, the NUT has heard.
Extremism in Birmingham schools?
Investigating claims of Islamic "takeovers" of schools
Teachers' election year strike threat
The NASUWT teachers' union warns of industrial action in the run up to next year's general election.
Teachers put strike vote on hold
The NUT conference rejects calls for a four-day autumn strike, but could still press for a summer classroom walk-out
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