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Teachers will be allowed to work from home to do marking and lesson planning under a Labour plan to boost recruitment to the profession.
Under reported plans, headteachers will be told to make it easier for teachers to work from home during free periods.
Education secretary Bridget Phillipson hopes the increased flexibility will stop women from leaving the profession when they have children, according to reports.
Schools would be encouraged to give teachers blocks of free periods for marking or other …