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The use of unqualified teaching staff in schools is growing, warns union NASUWT as it opens its conference
Teachers' union NASUWT, which is meeting in Cardiff this weekend, said unqualified staff were becoming more common
'Panic attacks' over school tests
A teachers' union says some pupils are self-harming and having panic attacks linked to the pressures of national tests.
Teachers boycott violent pupils
Pupils have been so violent or disruptive that on eight occasions last year teachers held a ballot to refuse to teach them.
Teachers warn of unqualified staff
Teachers' unions and political parties are divided over the use of unqualified teachers in schools.
Six in 10 teachers working alongside unqualified staff - poll
"These figures show that the scale of the problem is now widespread. This is jeopardising the educational progress of children"
Teachers' strike threat on funding
Teachers' union members are to call for a ballot on strike action over worries about school funding in England
Kenya recovers raid victims' bodies
The bodies of many of the 147 victims of an al-Shabab massacre at a university in Kenya are being moved to the capital Nairobi for identification.
VIDEO: Warning over primary school places
Two in five council areas in England will not have enough primary school places for the number of children by September 2016, council leaders have warned.
Kenya recovers raid victims' bodies
The bodies of many of the 147 victims of an al-Shabab massacre at a university in Kenya are being moved to the capital Nairobi for identification.
Lack of school places 'tipping point'
Councils are warning that two in five councils will not have enough primary school places by next year.
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