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The DfE makes admission on teacher pay funding as it announces more than £1 billion to cover schools’ increased national insurance contributions

Speaking to ÌÇÐÄVlog as ASCL’s annual conference begins, general secretary Pepe Di’Iasio issues a warning about Ofsted’s inspection changes and calls on the government to ‘show the money’ for its pledge to recruit 6,500 teachers

Pay should then increase by more than 6% from 2026-27, according to the National Foundation for Educational Research

The government has today laid a statutory instrument before Parliament that will make changes to contributions from 1 April

Poll by NEU teaching union also reveals that recruitment has been frozen as a result of VAT on independent school fees

On International Women’s Day, new data reveals that the gender pay gap for some school leaders is at its worst for 13 years

The biggest union’s indicative ballot asks whether teachers would be willing to take strike action over a recommended 2.8 per cent pay rise

ÌÇÐÄVlog analysis of CEO salaries at ‘outlier’ trusts shows the need for national pay framework, say leaders

ÌÇÐÄVlog reveals the salaries of the chief executives of trusts with 25 schools or more after analysis of their latest accounts

Watchdog report highlights impact of ‘affordability pressures’ on number of bonuses paid last year

Two years ago a pay deal was welcomed by teachers in Scotland – but many are still waiting to reap the full benefit, as HMRC and local authorities point the finger at each other

The Scottish government had promised to bring forward ‘firm proposals’ for cutting teacher class-contact time by Monday of this week, but that deadline has been missed